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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-07-29

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-07-29 page 1

COLUMBUS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1853. NUMBER 324. VOLUME XVI. .'V THE JDailn Ij'tij 0taU iourual 18 PUBLISHED EVERY E V ENINd, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8C0TT A BASCOM, JOURNAL BuUDfKOZ, UIQH AMD (UU iTUOTS CHTUNC1 ON Uluu. TERMS Invariably in ailvanu : In Columbus. SO.00 a vear by mail, S5.00. Dally during tbe session of (he Legislature, sod Trl-Weekly for the remainder of ths year, (5 00. TUK WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at S2, ana oy man at n.u year. UIUDl 01 lour aau upwards, M.zu; oi leu anu upwaj-ua, tM.uu. THE TRI-WEEKLY JOUilNAL II $3.00 year. RATES OF AD TER TISINGllf THS DAILY JOURNAL, The following rates and rules ban been agreed upon between the proprietors or tue uiuo auuaman ana liis unto emit journal, to be observed lu all cases, after this date. July 20, 1840.1 One square, 10 linns or leas of this sited typs, for one insertion, uuc. i eacn auuiuouu insertion, zoo. i I ! I I ! ! ! 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AdTurtlKetucnts for Auctioneers, General Agents, Ileal Estate Agents, & o., not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the nxual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of erery description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the sumo to be, in all cawus. paid lu advance. Attorneys will be hoi den for the price of inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal adrurtlncmunts beyond the amount charged for their publicationAll leaded advertisements to be charged not Ism than double the above rates, aud measured as if solid. AdrertiuemeuU on the Iniride exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of the above ruU'S. No ADVKRTISE&f ENT OAlt BB INSERTED GIUTUirOUBLT. AdvertiHcmuDts for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, aud other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral Invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. All perron sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any public entertainments where charge ere made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the undemtanding that the same are to b paid for. If intended to be tnsortod in the editorial column, the name will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per Huh, and then only when accompanied by an advertiHument. BUSINESS ClKllS. WM, DKNNISON, J"H. H. B. CARRINGTON. DENN1SON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law (Offic-t in Othon Build ing$)t will attend to protbi sionnl buifneii in the fitato and federal Courts ; alto, l collen. tlom, the law ot Insurance and of patents. janl.'AJ dly Ll'CIAN Ft'TTI B8. TI1FU. COM8TOCK. OKO. O. OOHSTOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOGK & CO., (succes-tors to I). Cormtock A Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, I.ard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers lo salt, plaster, fish and lumber. Head of the canal, Columbui, Ohio. J'ji"' Liberal sdVRncea made on consignment!. mar6 TOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ff Krnl Kitlflte, ItounlY Inud nmi I'minlon Agent Two doors onit ot liigh, on Town sirtut, Columbus, Ohio WiU etteud to the practice of his profession, obtaining pensions, buy tog, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling aud leasing real state, examining land ttths, collection of claims, eto. fr Letters from a distance must be postpaid. Ju30 GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-ware and Cutlery, Iran, nulla, glasi, bouie builders' materials, farming and mechanical tools, military goods, etc., ete. No. 161 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. EW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard has been opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Com-pan;'. Factory, where Northern and Hocking grain and black, amitb'a coal will be told by tho ton or bushel. dcc3-d if . VV. It. DA1INE1.L, Agent. ANNA STACEV. W. A. JONES. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth ttreet, Znnrnylllo, Olila-. sepSdtf T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad tl street, near the bridge, Columbui, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a groat variety of raatingt, alwayt on hand. MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- ton, by LEWIS ItlCE t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantlt furiliabed ; pnaaestlug all the modern Improvements and conve niencet for the accommodation of the traveling public. nnv43 lysis . L. P DDNTON. W. P. THUSSTON. D UNI ON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Hetail Plana Fortt and Untie Hareroomt, Nn. 80 Fourth street (first door west of Smith It Nixon's Usll), Cincinnati, i). jault'dly ; T M. gXTITEAU, AttorneyanffCounseilor at J Law, and Commissioner of Dreils and to take Depositions for Ohio and otiiib Westsjsm States, (late of Cincinnati,) has established himself In his prnfestii.n in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Itelers to the members ot the Bar ot Columbus, Clnclnnat and Southern Ohio. Offiet Ao. 14 Wall Strut, Nt York. mariW GBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth snd Fifth. Cinclnnstl, Ohio. O. II. GKKFUOY. Proprietor, late of the Walnut street House. 'P? WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut St., between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. JyS-dtf J. W. 8WKNEY, Proprietor. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of GENTLEMEN' BOOTH. Walnnt, between Third and Fourth streets, 1! doors above Ellis it Morton's Hank. Cin clnnatl. " DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED from Town to lllgh street, corner of Huar Alley. Entrance lirat door Weat ot II Igh street, on the north side of Sugar Alley. marl7-d:tm at sr. pitch. w. .. BEoWN. FITCH & BROWN, Commission Merchants, 33 Duck and 81 Diver street, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers In fYw, Lard, Butler, Chrtn, Egg; and Product genrrallp. iTa Liberal advances will be made on consignments. .Sr Refer to U. F1TUU, Columbus. aplfl-diim JOS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. Office In (.Wynne's Block, over ths store of Dwigbt SUmf Co , Columbus, O rna7-dtl COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY ATmr Its comrr f Third and Gay ttrtat. Messrs. E. A; U K. BOOTH sre manulacturins; and have constantly on band, t their esubiishmeat at the location above named, ail kinds ol carriages, bur pies, etc., made of tbe beat materials, by the moat eaperieneed workmen, and warranted lo do good service. The proprietors ant both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered Irons tbem will (ive good satisfaction. Repairing done at the shorten notice. They have been carryingonthe business in this city some ten years, and trust they bare some claim to public patronage. oc7-dlf LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents for the sale ol RKES fc HOYTfl celebrated prrml am pawnt Hlvlled.rltrrtched I.rethrr Bands, bare this day received a lull assortment of all slaes. Irom 14 to 18 Inches In width. We would call the attention ol thepublic to theabove article, as one possessing superior merit. 1 hey are made from the thick and solid pans ol tbe beat oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerful machines, (Invented and nerd by K. Y U. only,) whereby tbev sre made to run straltbt and true, have a uniform beartns on thedruna or pulley, hold their widthsevetjly, and give from 15 to 25 per ecnt. more force than those made In the ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturers' prie-s, with addition oi frelf htonly, lui.utniKnb, Kuuns u.. JulS flenoftlie Gilt Broad Aie, Columbus, O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRF8U OYS I F.KS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore ad New Haven oysters, which will be sold as low as tbe lowest, in cans or ball cans ; and In all eases tee oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or no sale. Orders Irom the country carefully attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, end by so doing I hope to merit a share of public patrooage, ocal C. P. L. BUTLER, NEW ESTABLISHMENT E. Gayer, as-slated by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tbe citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that be has opened COFFIN WAKfcKOO.w,, directly opposite the Franklin House, where be Is at all tianes prepared to furoleu eoflina, shrouds, etc with all the attention and n stores necessary on funeral occasions end be withes U distinctly understood that his terms shall not be of so ob)-ctlonav ble a character as to prevent ruin eatisf action. oc7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, nt prices as low aa the lowest, and as fnod aa the beat, eta be found at tbe a oath east center of Town end High streets. (apJO-tf, S. W. AUGUSTUS. NEW-YORK ADYERT1SEMEMS. FOM W.H, M'DOWALP'SAPVIBTIilNO HOUSE, 103 WASHU ST, W. Y. lRY GOODS. Strano, Adriance & Co. XJ Importers and Jobbers ol foreign and domettlo Dry Goods, have removed to their new, spacious and alegsnt stora, 1 03 Liberty street, a low doora west of Broadway, Near York, where tuev will oiler for sale on the most reaiouabls torma. a lull aud extensive assortment ol fancy and staple dry goods of evfxy aetcripuon. Clothlert snd 'Jailors will And at all times a full and complete stock or rreuoh, f.ngltan and American goods, designed for men's wear, to which they Invite the attention of the clotett uuyers. juu "PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- -L BKel, Made under a new and peculiar process, for Private uweiungi, jiuteit, nteaniDoata, nutps, etc. These beds, together with bolttort, ulllowt. comlorlera. etc. are ottered to the public, alter a thorough trial, as the best and cueapoat anown. iney possess many ana great aarantages, among wnicn may ue mentioned me following, viz i Thev are cheaoer tbnn hairi will retain their elasticity alwavsi are proof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, at well at relievers of rheumatism ; are tweetor and far more cleanly than any other) aie easily renewed; are valuable as J. tie Pre servers a nertn maitrass oi mis msteriai oewg sumcientiy nuoy ant to sustain a person suvoral days. They will be found desirable tor foreign markctt, particularly for Culiiornia, Australia, Chins, and the Islands in tbe Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their origiual duik. r or sale uy DO II KM US & NIXON, Solo Agents, No. 31 Park Place, and 18 Murray ttreel, N. Y. r'sT (Juhotsterera, carrlese mskert snd others, supplied with tue retting uy ine pounu. fT 1 lie traaegcneraliy supplied at a uoerai discount. dr We are permitted to uto the names of the following gen ttemen, who have used snd approve ol me articles i (leorce 1,. Schuyler, Esq., Charles Davis, Ksq., Rev. 11. W. Bellowi, Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nicholas Dean, Esq., J. (ircen Pusrton, Esq., Eliha Tawnsend, Esq., II. Brewer, M. D J W. Ursdshtw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Uurlslu, Opinio Uolllster, " Captain Joseph J. Comitock, Com. U, B. Mall Btesmer Baltic. tebl89m-t TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. JL C. HKNDEllMON db SMYTH, No. 62 Rue du Fau. l...l,a..ni li... KHJ lio tIA I'm New Yot k, oSur fur sale an extensive assortment of Ostrich and Fancy Feathers French snd American Artificial Flowers and Ornaments, Ribbons, Bonnet Linings, Italian, Engli.h, French and American Straw and Silk Bonnots, eto , etc., together with a lull assortment of goods tuitable lor batters and cap makers. The above, chiefly of our own manufacture, embrace the largest and most varied stock to be found In toe united states, Samples may bo seen at our Warorooms in New York. jyj Jm-M KICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known toverely tested always faithful to their trust- too only sates made combining Kirn snnu w liner s rntonta Dinsnnn oc mAnvin, (successors to Rich Co.,) 146 Water street, N. Y. MOHXKY As KEY NOLO, Agents, Cleveland, O. Jy7-Jm-M THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, raanufacturors of GUNPOWDER, continue to lurnlsh Gunpowder of all their well known brands, tIzi "Kentucky HitltV "tfea HhootiDg," "American Bporting," "Indian Hi lie," "h U otrlc." " Uuck hbootioir." in koua. hall and quarter keea, and caniitors of one pound each. Also, a full assortment of powder for IHaating and Mining purposes, and lor Export. Tbe reputation of their (iun Powder is too well known to require comment It can be procured ot tbe principal dealers in Co lumbus, and at tho olKcc of the cum puny, 89 Wall street. N. I. city A. U. iJAZAUD, President. A. r:. iJoncLiss, bucretnry. jy v-um-M nno X ct Dry (Joods Dealers, Merchant Tailors, Co.. Importers, No. I Warren street, New York, have always od hand, of their own importation, one of the must extensive assortments to be fnuud in New York city, of goods adapted to men's wear, consisting in part of cloths, fancy casilmerea, over coalings, silk wrcos and linings, all makes ; black and fancy silk vesting and velvets, cashmeres, Marseilles and linen vesting s, drills, etc, silk cravats, newest Paris and London styles; cam brie handkerchiefs, kid gloves, suspenders, hosiery, undershirts, etc., etc , which they oticr at tbn lowest market prices, and to which they Invite the attention of the trade. jyl-lm-M FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours from Columbus to Portsmouth. On and after Monday, June 2M, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbui for Circleville, Chilllcotbe, and Portamoutb, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portamouth at 8 o'clock In the evening connecting with the River Packett to Pittsburgh and Clncinnail. Also, leave Portsmouth at 5 o'clock in the morning snd arrive at Columbus st 8 o'clock in the evening, daily. ju'.'d hllj.l lir.it at iiAwnr.B. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at our Carnot Room, next door to the Ittll, at ImaSl vv. A. u J. u. nicuui si uo. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, of the celebrated manufactory of P. Haven & Co., New York, at the new Boot and Shoe Emporium of J. W. CONHTANS, No, 1 Piatt's Building. State street, live doors west ot the Pos. Office. Jyll THE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- JL INI! REMEDY A certain cure forMAN AND BEAST. W. U. Fnrrell'a Celebrnteil OrlKlnnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation is not only far superior to all tho Liniments and Ointments now belore the public, but noisettes spocilic qualitiea entirely unknown to the moat learned of the Medical Faculty. Its wide spread celebrity has brought out a host of article. In imltati.in ot It, wilh all torts of nsines, but none ol them bejlii to compare with the superior, old-establish ed Arabian Liniment For the Nervous Svalem It operate! like a charm, soothing down the most violent agonies and pain In a lew minutes after its application. DInmpa, Wore Thront nnd Breams. It speedily causes the dissipsliun ol soy possibility ot matter lorming 111 tbn partt, and bitugs about a regular and healthy ae-tiunol the glandular system. A Itevulaive, Anodyne end Bnlaum. In esses of Ruptured Muscles and Tendons, Its powerful revulsive and healing qualities csuae tbe psrts to unite without leaving the least soreness or wsnt of power behind. In Bruises and Swellings, it acta on the princple of a eouoter Irritant and anodyne, relieving the pain almost Instastly, and reduces the swellings in an incredibly short spice ot time. A htlmulnnt and Nervine. It Is a stimulant imparting tune and vigor to the whole nerv-out aud mutcular system. For Rneumutlam, or any other inflammatory condition ot the muscular system or chronic slltloessol the ssme. It stsnds at the very head of all tho remedies ever oll'ered to the public, and none can equal It. Polaoneun Ueplllea, cVc. For bites of poisonous snakes it may he confidently relied on ss s prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caustic and specific in tuch hitherto fatal cases. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Sores, Corns, Warts, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Sore Eyet, even to partial Biindnest, luettects are astonishing Tbe great advantage tuls article possesses over all other remedies, Is Its brief operation on the system. It cures quickly it is the most eenain remedy in existence, and It is sold chesper than sny other medicine in use. We fearlessly assen that Ibis great Arabian remedy will do more good lor less money tnan any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. For Homes and Cuttle, lu effects are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It baa no equal, buig an infallible curei also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, Klstuls, Spavin, Oalls, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Wounds, no mstter how bsd, Sore Eyes, even to blindness, swellings of every description, snd many inflammatory diseases. COtUNTRRFKITH, COUNTERFEIT. Beware of a base Counterfeit called H. U. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. This spurious article la told bysoness "farreUt Liniment," to those whe are not careful to call tor the genuine W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Always ask lor W. B.FAK-RKI.L'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. "-Tbe genuine Arabian l iniment Is sold by DEN 1(1 st IIAKKY, J. at R.T. COOK, G. ROBERTS SY CO , and WM. FAHRENHOLTZ Columbus. J. P. (isteliaa, Carroll; Joshua Bctts, Cottage Mills; Cherry at Stimmel, Lockbourne; T. Jones 4l Bro London ; O. H. Bliss II Co , West Jefferson-E. Geobegan, Baltimore; E. L. Slocura, Lancaster; J.N Wilson, Newark; Page A Ingram, Newark ; ' Spencer A Channel, Bollnggreen; John D. Parke, CineinnaU ; And Druggists and Merchants generally, la the United Bute and Canada.. tnar-23 T Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- f I e er. High ttrtrt, bttmct Ike American and KtU Haute, CWvst-tas, Okia. Having purchased tbe entire stock of William Savage, 1 will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep first rate asonmnt of WATCHES. JRWEI.RY.fJII.YKR 8FOONH, FOKKS. I ITLKHY, And a general variety ol FANCY GWODN. For the present I will reside in New York, and persons In want of goods, tzay rely apoa seeing all new patterns ot Jewelry la say store. With these assurance, he hopes to retala tbe confidence ol tbe former natrons of the concern, and ol the citizens generally. Tbe W'atrA Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, long knownlnthtssectionasnSratrateworkmaa jul6 J. Y. SAVAGE, jB. NOTICE. Having disposed of my stock nt goods to Mr. John Y Bavatre, ?r.,lebeerti.lly recommend aim to all of my old customers, sod the public generally. Aa it is sbsolutely necessary that my outstanding business should beeloeed, all persons knowing themselves indebted to sne will eall and settle up. Jal W. M. SAVAGE. LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Mapa, Plana. Views of Baildisgs, Portraits, Anatomic Draw. Inre, Business and Show Cards, all kinns of irrugzist sad other plain and fancy labels. Bill and Letter Headless, Fae Similes, etc- executed in the b-st style, at reasonable rates, by MIDDLETON A WALLACE, Lttkagrapkert and Engravm, Ho. US (Odd f ellows' Building) Walnnt street, deeS 6m Ciacnaad, Otsio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Straw Bonnets also, Leghorn nasi Straw Hats for Misses, this day received by express, at MCCOY'S, BWZieoorto uuai asamrscsua. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. BOM W. U. Bt'OONALD'l AOVEBTISINO HOUSE, 108 BaSSAU-ST., N. V. 17ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. It, X" T. WILDK.Na.S9 John street. New York, Manufacturer at and Dealer In all kinds ot silk, satin, velvet, and in fact erery kind of Fancy Bonnet. Also, importer ot an ainat oi French Flowers, of the greatest variety and richness to be obtained in New York. The latnat atvles nf French Bonnets rsoolved bv every steamer, All ol which, will be offered at ths lowest possible rates by tbe caaeoraozen milliners are particularly mvitea to csii wm amine tbe great variety ot rattern Bonnets. juju jin-ss LOOKING GLASS WAREROOMS Art RsrosiTOBt and Galleiiv WILLIAMS, STEVENS at WILLIAMS, Importers and Manufacturer!, 353 Broadway, New I org. Pier, Wall and Mantle Mlrrore, portrait and picture flames, cornices, bases, Interior decorations, et c. Oil Paintinge, Arliili' Material i, English, French and German Engravingi, ete. Far the Purckaee and Sail of Fine Paintinge, Art Manulactnres, Illustrated Worki, Workt on the Fiue Arts, eto , they are prepared, by their advantageous premises, locatloo, anrl extensive connections, tn oiler treat facilltira. Our Qalleriee (replete with all that is new snd beautiful In art), are at all times open lo vltltni s, with the assurance to pur-chaiora that every article will be tarnished at the moat reason a- Die rates. jusi jm-a WEST POINT SCHOOL. This well known Institution Is most pleasantly and healthfully sit uated amid the Highlands of tbe Hudson, a short distance from New York elty. Peculiar adrtntagei are orlered lor pr curing a thorough and aecomplltbed education tn all the departments of learuing. Ill military exercises are found to conliih- ute admirably to discipline and to the manly and gracelul bearing ot its pupils. The immediate vicinity of tho V. 8 Military Academy secures the am ol the most aittinguiinea ana acoom-plithed Instruftorl. Pupils from IS to 1 years of age preferred. References General Scott. U. S. Arm : CoL A. J. Pleas- onton, Philadelphia; Chailes King, L.L. D., New York city, rrotestors oi laie uouege ana unitea rtaies military jscaueiuy. For further particulars address fjUWAttu v. rtinnL,?.!, a. j. uS3-3m-H Wett Point, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF XJ DRY GOODS! L. O. WILSON & CO., Imnnrtera and Jobbers nf Drv Qoods. Ifo. 13 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Weetern Holclt), ana Noe. 1 1 ana l J uey street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholesale Bdvebs to their very large assortment ol goodt, which It kept complete at all lessons of ine year by tne aa anion oi an tno new siyies ana laurie. mi are constantly arriving by "steamers" and "packets." We have large departments devoted exclusively to ths salo of cloths, Cataimerea, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, White Goods, Hosier.. Dreaa Gnnda. Shawlt. Ysnkee Notions. Domestics, etc., eto. In addition are displayed large linos of printt, including Merrlmact and Cochecot, Glnghami, Lawnt, Beraget, Black and other staple Silks, Merlnot, Bombazines, Alpacas, and the numerous other srlicles appertaining to the Dnv Goods Tbadb. Also, sgents for the tale of " Hoyle't Royal Patent Swantdown Sewing Cotton." Wa Invite the attention of the closest buyers for cash or credit. marlBly-M THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOMAS 11. 8TEAKN8, Importer and Jobber of Silks, Millinery and Fancy Qoodt, at nttt catk pricei Time Kinnted by nddlnK Interest InJ Broadicay, Nik York, fast now in store, and it fl.ilv receiving and nilerins at the loweat nrices. a complete as sortment of goodt in bit line, embracing til the various styles and duslgns, consisting of black and fsncy silks, msrcelines, Flo-rencei.ibawli, trlinmingt, bonnet ribbons, taltots and satin rib-hnna. dress trimmings ol all kinds. French snd English crapes, arapefiissa, silk cravats, embroideries, gloves of all kinds, tilk lace mitts, baregos, lacea, white goods, hosiery, L.C. Handkerchief!, ete. The underalgned invite a merchant! from the north, toutfa, oaat and west, when in tbe city, to favor htm witn a call, and examlnlne hit ttock before purcbasiog. 1 UU9, O. a 1 CAtlNB, lOi uroaoway, derSl ly bet. Liberty tt. and Maiden Lane, N. V, CARPETS, &c. We have just received this tpring the tecond largo lot of Cnrpetn, OH Cloths, Haas. An., making our stock of huuse lurnlthlng goodt the largest in the city, and consisting in part ot su ps Ingram ana rnuieu velvet ohjjoii SO ps do do Tapestry Brustolt carpet; SU ps superfine and fine Thr. e-Ply do ; 91) ps do do all wool Ingrain do; SO ps wool aud cotton do do; 1,1 ps cotton lngrsin snd stripe do; 10 ps stair Bruttell and Venollan do; 15 pi super Dutch dining room wool do; 10 pi do do hemp and tilk do do do; 10 pi Rag and other low priced do; C9 tuper and common Hugt; 80 wool, sea grass snd hemp Door Rugi ; 100 atsorted kinds Door Matt. We cut, make and put down carpets on roaionablo termt and shortest notice For lalo cheap by osbuhn a? mtwmi, m5 oppoiite Capital H use, Columbui. SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The aubacrlbert have on band a lull assortment of tea toned lumber and shingles of all kinds for building purposes. They have alio, in addition to their flooring machine, put In operation one oxprossly for surfacing, and are prepared to furnish, on short notice, lumber dressed on one or both sides, from 2 inches down to half an inch in thickness. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring alwayt on hand. All nrrfer. from a dittanre DrorriDtlv attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbui, Ohio. ,pl 11UU J.ES, UUliaiUL.it uu. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlott Nos. 298 and 300, on High street, west side, nesr the Railroad Depot. Also, Subdivision No. 3 or Outlots fllsud 63, onBroadway south side. Alio, Subdivision No. 11 ol same outlott. Inquire of the undersigned, at Dcnnlton A Carrlngton'a Law Otllca,Odeon Buildings. feb2&-dtf n- n- taaiunoiun VTEW STYLES CROCKERY. We are jL 1 now receiving, direct from manufactories In turopo, a iplendid assortment ol colored ironstone ware, compritiog a large variety of new colors, ttylra and thtpes. Our stock of ware ot all kinds Is now very Isrge, and all of new and desirsbie goods. All t uyers of wsre will find It much to their advantage to Ci and examine our stock and prlcos belore buying elsewhere. n. c u, sun i r.ii, JulO Journal Buildings, H igh street. TOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- J. aTT streets. PiTTSBtTBQH. Pa. Machinists Tools of every variety, such as iron planers, slide and hand turning lathes, drilling machines, slid, rests, ete., ete , msnufacturnd to order. juI3-bmd juBcru r. tiAiuii.iun at iu. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, desirous of telling out his extensive stock ot Upholstery Ware, often rare bargains to those withiog anything In this line. His slock consists cl spring, curled bsir, cotton, moss, palm laat and husk mattrasiei; Warren's patent sola beds; loungoi, tolas, etc. Alto, material for loungct, cots snd comlorts ; in fsct, every article in his lino ot business. 3- He has removed bis estauiianment irom ins nicusnis Iocs tu the Broad wav Hotel, nearly opposite, where he will sell hli goodt at pricet that cannot tail to be tatltiactory to all. apioMi T ADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A JJ larareand beautiful assortment of Leather Reticules, furn Ished snd unfurnished. Just received at the New Bookstore or ap56 J. M. RILEY A CO 7IRST ARRIVAL OF-NEW GOODS BY i1 EXPRESS. HIIAPr.KY As ITALIi have now their lull stock of goods, comprising all the new stylet ot Dress Goods, Millinebs sunplled with Goods and Patterns at a very small advance from New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Ribbons, ete. maria THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliten & Dodolass), Commission Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in every description ni AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. S Plstt street, four doors Irom Pearl, New York, Manufacturer of the Premium Steel Squares; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc t also, Kendall A Taylor a Thermometers, Bsrome-lera,ete.; Union Butt Co's Butts, Gate Hinges, Brar.keta, etc.) Brown A Brother's sheet Brsas, Braaa and Copper Wire, Rivets, etc; N. Neweomb'e Smiths. Bellows, ete. THUMAH UOUUL.ASS, ASA FARR, Jr., aovll-ly Iste ol the firm of Child, Fair A Co, St. Louis. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would re- I .neeifnllv annonnca to their friends and the nubile la gen eral, that they have just opened a store oa the corner of Long street snd State Avenue, opposite P. Hayden's Factory, where they Intend to keep constantly oa band, a large assortment ol tbe very best of Family Groceries suck aa teas, enflee, auger, mol.saes, flour, rice, fish, soap, candles, starch, cheese, etc., etc.; together with every artlcleused by families, which they offer to sell on tbe lowest terms, tor case oniy. Jnly 14, leW. w. uixua ar usj. 1853. GILLETT & CO'S JJ NEIi. nOtJMK HAT STORE, 4 We are now rereivins our aummer sunDlv of Hats. Caps and Straw Goods, to which we Invite the attention of the citizens ol Central Ohio. Our goods are manufactured under the superintendence of one oi the firm In Connecticut, snd for price, qnall ty and variety cannot be surpassed In the west. Aanong our assortment can ne louna ion following ; Gerts' Fashionable Moleskin Hats, extra: drab Beaver Hats, extra and black Casaimere do; Citizens' fine Cassimere Hal a ; Opera " 14 Seal Hats, Straw Goods of every style. Misses' Flats, Ladies' Riding Hats and Caps ol every partem. We have a large stock of Bolt Hats for sale by the box, test low, and wa respect tally solicit the attention of country mer- caants. ap-a T7EATHER DUSTERS. A larrje assort- JL tneat of Feather tranters, Just opened and Tor aale low try Esall aau. ruMia. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat-tern, assorted, for sal. cheap to close out. jaa - sul.cs at vv. BOOKS & STATIONERY, N' OTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS. The undersigned respectfully give notice Ibat they are agents for the following blghiy celebrated Manu-Iscturert of Papers and Borders i Delllcourt ssCo,) Solomon A Hsrt, French Goods. Wa. Pehl A Co., ) M. A. Howell, ) Jones. Smith A Nsvers. I - Christy & Constant, (New. York. ' Thomas Fsye In Co,, I H. MoNsmee, ) Relrose at Fay. Philadelphia. J. F. Bamstead A Co., Boston. jyS J. H. RILEY A Co. N1 EW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practica Troatlte on Dewtai. Medicine, to which is appended an Inquiry into the ute of chlorolorm and other aneauietle agents, Vd edition revised ana euiargea. tty i uos. a. oona, A.m. Just recelv. a at the New Bookstore of JyS 1. U. RILKY A CO, TVGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, Bi XJ 8 NASH, being s Digeat of the 90th Volume of the Ohio Reports, containing together an ue oases ever reportea st law ann m equity, in tne supreme i-ouri in nana. This Is not a mere index to the Reports, but a complete syn opsis of the law decided, and every point of law and legal pro. position recognized by the Court in coming to their final result. ivu At toe new nooatiore oi s. n. niuri w. lVEW LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law 1 and Practica of Vnluntarv Aitlsnmenti. lor the benefit of creditors, with an Appendix of Forms, by Alexander M, Burrilf, just received tun lor taie at toe new oooaaiorn. jyS I. U. RILEY A CO EW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without; by B V. Sblllaber (Mrt. rarttngton) ; Dlacnurtea on the Beatitudes: bv E. U. ChlDln ; Momolrof Mrs. Julia H.Scott, with her Poems, and selection! from her Proie 1 by Mri. C, M. Sawyer l The Bible In the Countlog Home i a Coarse of Lectures to Merchants; by H. A. Boardman, D.D.; Travels in Egypt and Palestine; by J. Thomas, M. D ; Maria De Berniere, a tale of the Crescent City ; by W. till- more Sitnms. Just received at tbe New Bookstore or Jul6 J. U. RILEY A CO. TUST RECEIVED, at SYKES' DEPOT, (J The Bourbon Prince the History of the Royal Dauphin of France, being tbe only reliable history ol the unfortunate rrince Loult the Sovrnteentn. juu MEW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED- i 1 Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Fanny'! Portfolio l Doctor Birch and hli Young Fnenda by '1 hackeray ; Sim Slick'! Wise Saws, or what be ssid, did or invented ; Modern Fllrtstions ; by Catharine Sinclair; Cyrilla; a Tale by the author of Initials. JulO For tale by BURR A RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in Law binding ; The New York Code and Digest; Nan Santvoord, Pleading under the Code ; Whittaker'a Practice under the Code: Together with a full stock ol law bookt, embracing all that is new and valuable Fur aale at Iho Now Bookatore. JulO J. II. RILEY A CO. CAP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & RANDALL araasentt of the celebrated Southwurth Manu facturing Company, and offer their papert by tbe case or tingle ream at mill Dricea. Including blue and white ruled cap, blue and white ruled letter, Bath pott, all aizei; commercial note, Bat cap, folio poat, eto. JuT NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. Lsyard's freah Discoveries In Nineveh snd Babylon, with all the maps and engravings In tbe Engltih edition ; 8vo, muslin. Llle and Letter! ol utepnen uun, u.u , L,ii. v., witn portrait; volumes muiltn. The Old House by tbe River; 12mo muslin. Thackeray'a English Humorists of the ltitb century ISmo mutlln. Rsnke's Civil Wars and Monarchy tn France tn the 18th and 17lh centuries; l'Jmo. Mri. hlltt's Summer Rambles In tbe West. ju37 Forssleby BURR A RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases argued and ad fudged In the District Court ol the United States tor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, from May, 1B36, to May, 1840, Inclusive. By M. H. Crabba. volume eneiiby, tiumtone et uoraon i r.xqpeqier iteporti: volume u r.ngusn uommmiLiv; Volumes 4, S snd 6 British Crown Cues; Young A Jervls' Exchequer Reports; 3 volumes) Townshend's New Forms, in Practice under the New York Code; The Law of Niei Priue, by John Frederick Archbold, Etq third American, from the second London edition, with notes referring to tbe latest Amcrlctn decisions, by John K. Flndlay; 8 volumes. Just received at the New Bookstore nf julfl J. D. RILEY A CO. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing origiual designs of Cotttget, Villss, Surburban Residences, etc., by Sah'l Slocdbt, Architect. Complete sets ot vols 1 and S Just received at tbe Bookstore of mall j. u. rtiL,E,T ec uu, Si AVE YOUR ICE BUR- NErs PATENT WATER COOL E It. We are now prouared to oiler our frienda and cuitomeri a auperlor article of Water Cnoleriof entirely new ttyles, and at greatly reduced prices. This srtl-clo it the result of the application ottcien-lino principles to the purpose Intended, viz: to keep water as cool as possible, ss long aa possible, and with the least qusntiiy ot ice. Tbe proprietor hss long devoted his at tention to this psrilcular branch of domes tic economy, A pssslng Irom onolmprove- ment to another, hss at lenglh arrived as near perfection aa it ll possible to reach. A prool ol this is found in the very general use of these Coolers In all parts of the country. A simple state, ment of facta in regard to llieie Coolers, will sstiify every one ol their superiority. Flrst,they sre the only article of the kind ever patented. '1'her are furnished with two distinct non-con ducting chsmbers, by means ol which, with two pounds ol Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of i0 above zero, or only 8 from Ireezlna) all day. l nus, at a cost ol tome three cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be conittnt Iv tuDDlled with water as cold ss Ice Itself ; larger number In the ssme proportion. This bss been found by actual experi ment to be a saving 01 at lesst seveuiy-nve per cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly used for thit purpose. Again, these Coolers keveb sweat ; In this way saving much unnecesssry watte and trouble. Rein, manufactured in the mott workmanlike style, and hand tomely finished in every respect, they mike a very beautiful or nament for the Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat An Important improvement has lately been added to the Cool er, viz : A small Pan (capable of holding from alx to eight lbs. ot Butter) inserted direcny unaer toe cover, ints qusntiiy ol butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, withoutadditional ice, (a very Important addition to the economy and comfort of lam. llies. II desired, tbe Cooler cm tiso be lurntined at a tmallexpente wltha FILTERING APPAHATUS, which serves tbe additional purpose of removing all Impurities from the water, rendering It pertectly clear and wholesome. The Cooler and r titer may oeteen in operation at any time at BURNETS House Furnishing Establishment, No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O For salo In Columbus by JNO. K. IIRYL, mar31 High street. WINDOW SASH. We have made an arrangement with one of the most eelebrsted sash manufactories In the West, and are prepared to fill all orders for sash, manufactured by practical workmen and ot good materials. All orders left at our hardware store. No. 159 High street, tign of the Gilt Broad Axe, willrecelve prompt attention. KILBOURNE, KUHN8 A CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. NEW FUR STORE Jarvis & Fairchud, 149 Main street. Cincinnati, have an extensive and well selected atock ot none but new and fresh Furs, for ladies. We have this day received from New York some beautiful specimens of Misses' and Children's drab and black Bearer Hats. novltf-dly JAKVIS A AlKCrJILD. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS snd 8HOE3 a general assortment for Sprlngand Summer trade, at lmi6 i. W. CONSTATS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youths and Infanta' hosiery, all of the be. tmake, Inst npan. ed by lepifli SNOWDEN. WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautiful assortment of WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK cV JEWELRY. Our atock of Doe London and Genera Watches Is superior to aay la the State. Diamond rings and pins we offer at New York prices. Jewelry, silver and plated ware, fine mantle Clocss, and entiery, at waoiesaie ana retail, aii are invited to call, examine, and purchase if sailed. NOTARIAL aad other SEALS engraved, and PRESSES tar-nlsbed, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired In tbe best manner. First door south of entrance to Neil Honse. jail BLYNN A BALDWIN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWAYNE & BARER Tbe undersigned will practise law la copartnership. 1 Office iutke City Bant Building. W N. H SWAYNE, ap7-dly R. P. L. BABER. TMPORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS. JL Sewing Birds,'' a very great eonveaienee. for sale at tbe New Bookatore. ma3 J. H. RILEY A CO. PARASOLS-epSO -New styles just received by SNOWDEh'8 I I TA -,W V t . "ST ajbIX AT TRANSPORTATION. 1853. ecraES3 1853, flENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF TlHKiKiAan additional EXPRESS TRAIN), On and after Taureday, Juae 30lu Inst, until further no- no, tne trains oa this road will oe run as ioiiowi : EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbui at 3: n. m. i arrive at Newark 5:15 (after ar rival ot Evening Train from Sanduiky), and at Zaueivllle at 0:15 p.m. RETURNING Leave Zanesvllle 7:30 a m arrive at Newtrk 8:30 before de-pat ture ot Morning Train tor Sandutky), and at Columbui at 10 a m connecting witn tbe morning cxprett i rtiu ion leveisuu, This Train itoDiatTavlor't. Columbia, Patssksla, Kirkersville, Union, Newsrk, Clay Lick, Rockdale, Black Hand, Claypool's, snd at Pleasant Valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2, Leave Colurcbut at 10:15 a m, immediately after arrival of ' Lightning JYatn" from Cincinnati! a-nveat mewarx oejori the departure of Accommodation Train for Maneield, and at Zanes vllle al 1W:43 p m. RETURNING. Leave Zanesvllle at 2 p m arrive at Newark at 3 p m, and at Columbui at 4:40 p m, in lime for Evening Accommodation Trait jor c-incinnaii. uolnu bast, tnis'ira n will hod at lavior a, raiaaaaia, n.irs- envllle, Union, Newark, Black Hand, Claypool'a and Pleasant Valley onlyi coming Weat, at Pleasant Valley, Clayp wl's, Black Hand, Newark, Union, Kirkersville, Palatkala, Black Lick and Taylor's only. Wilh hot j the Express Trslns, tbe cosches of the Ohio Ftsge Compsny between Zaneaville snd Wheeling will run in close connection. At Wheeling they eonnect with the Trsins on the Baltimore and oniu Kauroaa. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leave Columbus st 6:30 a in ; arriving at Newark before the departure ol the Morning Train for Sanduiky, and at Zaneaville etiniuam. RETURNING Leave Zaneaville at 2:45 om. uaa.Inz Newark after arrival of Kvenmg train Jrom sanaumy, ana arrive at uoiunious as p m. J nil Train stops at an way stations Bv order. D. S. GRAY, Agent. Columbui, June S8th, 18S3. T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND 1 J X EN I A RAILROADS. SnafMEB Abeaxoehbnt, to com mence May 16, 1853. Four Paeeenger iraine Daily, (Sundaye excepted.) Tralnsrnn by Columbui time, which is seven minutes tester than Cincinnati time. Until further notice, Pssienger Trains will lesvo the Depot on Cast Front street, as lonowt: Express Train at B a. m i Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Train at 8:30 p. m ; Mall Train at 5 p. m. For Llnwood, Plalusville, Miltord, Loveland, Foster's, Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Waynetvllle, Spring Vslley, Xenls, Cedsrville, Helms, South Charleston, London, West Jefferson, Columbui, Yellow Spring! and Springfield. Returning from Columbui Mall Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Expren Triln will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m.; Returning from Hllliborough at 7 a. m.; Returning trom Springfield at 5:5 a. m. Returning from Springfield at 5 p. m 7Vatnt will s(in as follotee : The Express Train, 6 a. in., trow Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xonia and London, only ; l:JV p. m., irom i-oiuiuou., at London, Xenia, Corwin, Morrow, Loveland and Plalnvllle, only. Accommodation Train, 7MU a. m , irom uiaeinnau, ana u:u m . irom Cnlnmbu.. at Plalnville. Milford, Mlamlville, Love- n.l Foster'.. tWrlUIH. Morrow. Fort Ancient Freeoort. Corwin, and Wayneaville, Spring Valley, Xenla, Cedarvllle, Selma, South Charleston, London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Claysville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Cincinnati, at West Jetl'erson, London, South Charleston, Selma, Cedarvllle, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Wayneaville, Free-port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deerfleld, Foster's, Bntterworth's Water Station, Loveland, Millord and Plalnvllle. Also, st Clays ville, Florence and Alton, on nonce. Hillsborough Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and 3 30 p m. from Cincinnati, at Lyncbburgh, Westboro', Blanchester, Goahen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Mlamlville, Milford, Plalnville and Llnwood. Also, on notice at flag itatlom. Passengers for Hillsboro', Chlllicothe, and Intermediate points, will take the 230 p. m. Train. Passengers for Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. tn. Lin's ol Iltckt and Coachet run In connection with the trains to tbe I'nllowlne towna: Lebanon from Deerfleld ; Wilmington and Clarktville from Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and poiots above, from Milford. The Trains connect with the Mad Hlverana L,axe r.ne nan-road at Springfield ; Columbua and Cleveland Railroad at Columbus; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneaville, and lines of coaches from Zaneaville to Wheeling, Ae. On Sundays but one trsin will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m., and Columbus at 0 a. m., stopping at all way stations nn notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenia $1 Do Do do Hillsborough... Chlllicothe Springfield - Cleveland Shelby Columbua Zaneaville , Wheeling , 1 75 do do do do do do do ... 3 75 ... a oo ... 6 00 ... 4 75 ... 3 00 ... 4 80 Do Do Do Do Do Do 7 15 7 75 Do do 1'lttaourgu. For other Information, and Through Tickets, apply to P. W, Stbadeb, General Ticket Agent, at tbn Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front streets, Cinclnnstl was. tt. ULClucni, nuperintenuexii. t3P The Company will not be retponilble tor baggage ex-eedlns fifty dollars in value, unlesi the lama is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight psld at tbe rate of a passage for every $500 In value above that amount ma!4 TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND RAILROAD Forming la connection with tbe Michigan Southern and Northern Iodlana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rsilrosds, the only entire italiread lib Between nasi ana weai. The beat and mott expeditious route between Esstern cities and St. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On snd after Mondav. May 16tb, 1853, passenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), at follows i Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way itatloni Bay Expreee. at 3.-15 p. m. stopping only at Fremont, Belle- vue, Monroeville and Norwalk. Night Kzprete, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle-vue, Monroeville, Norwalk and Oberlln. Leave Cleveland. Day Expreee, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Mob roevllle, Bellevue and Fremont. Accommodation, at 10.-UU a. m. stopping at ail stations. Nirkt Exoreee. at 8:00 D. tn. stopping only at Oberlin, Nor walk, Monroeville, Bellevue and Fremont Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with tralna of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad tor Chicago and way atations, ana inrougn me Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad and steamers on Illinois river. Lo Sc. l.onis. At Bellevue, with Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, epringneia.uayton, wincinnau, luuiauapcu., At Monroeville, with tralna of Mansfield and Sanduiky Railroad for Sanduiky, Shelby Junction, coiumuua, tnesvuie ana Nnrk. At Gratton, with trains of Cleveland, Columbui and Cincinnati H.llro.H fnrCnlambna. Cincinnati, and wav stations. At Cleveland, with train, of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor and Boston, via Hutiaio and Albany, ana lor new ior, it Dunkirk, with train, of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pituburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Orricx T. N. and O. R. R. Co, 1 Norwalk, On May 14, 1853. J CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-J TWF.EN PHILADELPHIA A LIVERPOOL. The Liver pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend .ailing their new ateamtbipt aa follow.: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 1125 tons, Capt. Robert Leltch. CITY OF CLA8GOW, 1,610 tons, Cspt. Wlllism Wylie. CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 tons now building). From Philadelphia. City of Manchester Ssturdsy, June inn. City ol Olaagow Saturday, July 2d. City ot Manchester Ssturdsy, July 30th. J - . C. , . . OO.k City ot Glasgow oaruraay, City of Manchester Ssturdsy, September 17th. City of Glasgow Ssturdsy, October etn front Liverpool, City or Glasgow Wednesday, June Sib. City of Mancbeatcr Wednesday, July Hth. City of Glssgow Wednesdsy, Juiy 7tb. City of Manchester Wednesdsy, August 21th. City of Glsagow Wednesdsy, September 14th. City of Manchester Wedne.day, October lath. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms.. .90 1 Saloon after Stateroom., w ga. " midship ... 65 ' midship jo as. forward ... S5 1 " forward 13 ga. Including steward's fees. THIRD-CLA'a PASSENGERS. A limited aumber ol third-class psasengers will be lakea Irom Philadelphia aad Liverpool, and lound la provisions. From Philadelphia 20 From Liverpool Certificate, of passage will be Issued here to pattire who are desirous of brlnaing out their friends at corresponding rates. Freight oa flae goods 60s per ton, and coarse goods, hardware, etc., will be taken subject to sgreemenL An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For f relsht or ptsssge spply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 15 Broadway, New York, and Walnut street, Philsdelphla. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS A CO, Liverpool. jyis-diy EEEP COOL ! FANS, a good ja7 For sale by BURR assortment. RANDALL. INSURANCE. OME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND niARINE-C'apItal 93110,0011. Cuas J. Mabtin, Seu'y. S. L. Loosiis, Fret't. THItECTOKS. Simeon L Loumis, late of tho 'tna,' Hartford; Win T Hooker, caahler Continental Bank t Theodore McNamre, firm of Bowen A McNsmee Jasper Coiniog, Cornine A co , lilchsrd Htgolow, Wm H Melleu, Geo Blist, AmuiR fc.no, Oliver E Wood, Levi P Stone, Ueury G Ely, J.met Low, Chtrlet R Hatch, John B Uutehii-ion, William G Lambert, Charles A Bulkluy, Lewlt Atterbury, jr, Levi P Morgan, AmuiT Dwigbt, John G Nelson, Charlei P Baldwin, Georgo O Cullint, George D Morgau, Luciua D ComHn, David Santord. immr. Cepliat H Norton, Cbarlet Ely Stephen Paul, Buckland W Bull, Allied S Barnea, Roe Lockwood, Luciui Hopklna, Lyman Cook ; James A Dwigbt, Isaao H Frothlngham, John H Swift, Curtis Noble, Ward A Wot k, Nathan H Stockwell, James Humphrey, Danforth N Barcoy, Homer Morgan George Pearce, JulO-ly Doane, King A co Clallen, Mellen A co ; Geo Bliss A co i Kno, Msbony A CO l Willard A Wood I Stone A Starr; Ely, Clapp A Bowen ; James Low A co t CBHutcbAco; . J C Ilowo A eof AAA Lawrcucu A co; Bulkley A co; Lewis Atterbury, jr, Aeo; J M Beebe, Morgan Aco; Trowbridge, Dwlght A co ; Nelson A co ; Baldwin, Starr A eo ; Sherman A Collins; E D Morgan A ao , Cotuan, Lathrop A co I Johnaon A Sauiprd Norton, Builer A Hoyt; Boyd A Paul; Haskell, Merrick A Bull ; A 8 Barnes A Co l Lockwood A Bon ; R Hopkins, Allen A Co; Brown, Palmer A Daight; Frothingham, Newell A co; Swift. Hurlbut Aco; Condit A Noble ; Work A Drake Gibson, Stockwell A eo ; Barney, Humphrey A Butler; Wells, Fsrgo A co ; George Pearce A eo. D. ADAMS, Jh , Agent, Columbus, O. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOCK, against loss or dsmsge by Fibb, and againat tbe perils of the Sea snd Inland Navigation, on property ot every description, taken in the lullowing companies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUUANf E COMPANY, Cnpitiil 111130,0110. OniO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN MTl, UlllU. Capital.. 9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl (30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 400,OUU. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 83,300,000. Rises taken on the mott liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. mar3-dly T. STOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three -L doors west of the Postoffice, up staira, Columbus, Ohio. I. lie, Fire, Marine, and Health Insurance. WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance Agent, reouetts all persons wishing Insurance to call and lnvrstisate the claims ol tbe following companies to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit, ot New York and New Jersey one ol tho best established and moatreliablecompanloinowdoing business In the United Statea. Assets about kl,5u0.00 Also The American Temperance, of Hartford, Connecticut, alluring ample sec urity and many extra advantages to Tempo. ranco men . Cspital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. This Comusuy bss some feutures believed to ouerate verv bene ficially to the policy holders. Capital, 10,000. Call and examine the statementa and prospects ul each and all of these companies, snd select tor yourselves. in 1-lKfc anu makink I NSU ttAnUc., tne following companies are with confidence recommended aa eminently deserving of unbounded eoiitidcnee The Franklin, of New York. Capital, (300,000; The Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, I70,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts 1 150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, (300,000; The Granite, of Utlca, New York. Capital, 100,000, The Hudaon River, New York. Capital, $.l(KI U0ti; The Rensselaer, New York. Capital, tiOO.lKX) ; N HEALTH INRHURANCE, tho People's Mutual Health As sociation, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by the t,egiaiaiure ot maasucuuaetts, onert testimonials ot unqusllons ble weight snd credibility. Capital, (oO.uou. scpvsf-iy WAiutr.N jtiMUNM, iien'liiis. Aj;ent CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business warren JENKINS. Notnry Public snd Con veyancer, will attend to all calls in this line, at reasonable char-ges. Titles investigated and abstracts ot title, furnished, to any isnds in Franklin county, on short notice. Office in Piatt's block south side of State street, up itairt. aep29-f y COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund. (100,000. Thlt Company oflert to the Inturedall tho security tnd advantages of the Mutualand JoiutStock plana (as heretofore applied )oombined, namely t Low ratetol premium ; an an nual return, In cash, ol the percentage mqulred fur theoontln- :ent rux ot tne year; an adequate nut notexcettive provtilon lor be future tecurltyot memberalor the wholeterm ot lite, with anadequateintereatlnthe accumulating fund secured to such tsembert.stdesth, by credits upnn their policies; a guaranty fund dealgued tor the permanent lecurlty of ihortterm mem-hers, and also for tliopresont security ol those fol the whole term of I lie. Thit It theonly Mutual Llfelnturanee Company whoieratel of premium are fixod at a lair reduced standard, with a provlt- Ion lor an annually increasing sccumulstion ol funds(fortuture tecurlty)!n exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk from advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Trscts, Ac, giving In detaiitneptaa and rates ol the Compsny, litrnlsbed gratis, and appllrallonsreceived.by j. tt. i ui i i.r., Agent. B. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc-J.1-d TTALUABLE MILL PROPERYfor SALE. V I will oiler for aale the mill property known aa tbe " Lock- vllle Mills, now owned by Teunent at Brother, In the town ot Lockville, on the Ohio Canal, in Bloom township, Fairfield county, Ohio. This property embraces eleven seres of ground, on which is a Flouring Mill, Ssw Mill and Distillery, all in excellent order dwelling houses, store rooms, corn cribs, stock scsles, and .very fixture necessary to carry on an extensive business. This property it situstrd in the most floursbing grain-growing portion ot Fairfield county. The object of the tale la to close up a pirlnerihlp business-Terms made to suit purchssers. For further psrticulars, inquire of H H. Hunter, Esq., in Lan caster, or of the undersigned, on the r,remia-. wm. r. ir.NNE.Nr. Lockville, FalrfleM eounty, Ohio, 1 May la, 18.03. $ malCdOm y-.r tt dito 117 a 'I'frj fnor? a Mn as en LIWLl U lUUUO IIAliilt-UUlllJ ' 1CAL INFIRMARY, formerly known aa the Mifflin House, for ladies only, Is now open. For further particulars address w. pur.rAnu, si. it., ma23d3m Columbus, O. Xf. E. HKWSON, C.LV1N HOLMRS, Of late firm of Yorke 4 Hacson. iMt of ORMly Telegraph Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERAL COM.UISMION MERCHANTS, Nos. e3 and ti Walnut street, West side, nesr Pearl, 4'laclnnntl. CiT Regular aales of Groceries at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private aale. Caah advances made on insignments to tneir address. jams diy WINDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of beautiful Lace and Swisa Cartains, tbla day received at McCOY'S, ma5 next door to tbe American. PINT AND QUART FLASKS 10 grata Pint Flaskt; a do wuart riaaka; Foraaleatlow rateaby mal4 N. A G. FOSTER. FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in great variety, at ap-JO SNOWDt N'S. FANS New and fashionable patterns for sale at the New Bookatore of ma3 J. U. RILEY A CO. WRITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, and flows freely trern iho pea, and la worthy tbe attention of bankers, lawyers, snd al o-h-r consumers ot Ink. It cannot be erased by acids. For sale bv the pint or gsl Ion by sep JO ( JOHN R. COOK. REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES,W'A-TFR-COOLFRS. SHOWER BtTIIS, ete-A tine rssort- ment lust received and for a.le at ma2t JNO. K. HbiL'd. NEW SPRING GOOD. WTe have just received a larse s-ock ol SJ'inl ods and we can say to our fi ieada that they are cheap Wr. invite a e:e In.p-ctlnn. mariu uanunn ariLirmi K1 ID GLOVES, EM BROI DERI ES, DRESS SfLKS, Del.ainea. Berage DeLainea,etc just nper-cla rl2 fNOWlltK'S. pOCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment X of Po-ket Cutlery, manufactured by Hog era, Wostrebolm, and othera. Also, Raxora, Razor Strops etc. Fora.1rby Ju7 BURR A RANDSl-L. 4 SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. i JARVM V FAIRCHII.n, M.io.t..r.t door below tie coi ner M .in and Fourth, w.-.l aide, Cinetoe.li- nuvJOdiy IRON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assorted sites, lors ale at JNO. K. HEYL'S, julfi Townatreet BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS-rarioes widths, from 4-4 to 6-4 wide, tor sa'e cheap et t New Paper House. ma3 i. H. RILEY A CO .

COLUMBUS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1853. NUMBER 324. VOLUME XVI. .'V THE JDailn Ij'tij 0taU iourual 18 PUBLISHED EVERY E V ENINd, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8C0TT A BASCOM, JOURNAL BuUDfKOZ, UIQH AMD (UU iTUOTS CHTUNC1 ON Uluu. TERMS Invariably in ailvanu : In Columbus. SO.00 a vear by mail, S5.00. Dally during tbe session of (he Legislature, sod Trl-Weekly for the remainder of ths year, (5 00. TUK WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at S2, ana oy man at n.u year. UIUDl 01 lour aau upwards, M.zu; oi leu anu upwaj-ua, tM.uu. THE TRI-WEEKLY JOUilNAL II $3.00 year. RATES OF AD TER TISINGllf THS DAILY JOURNAL, The following rates and rules ban been agreed upon between the proprietors or tue uiuo auuaman ana liis unto emit journal, to be observed lu all cases, after this date. July 20, 1840.1 One square, 10 linns or leas of this sited typs, for one insertion, uuc. i eacn auuiuouu insertion, zoo. i I ! I I ! ! ! I f i-4Me04IIOCSCOl1DOiH Solffe Is la ts I' I I 9 S 9 1 square, 1252 253 004 005 00 6. 8. 9. jlO. 16. 18. 2 squares, l 87 8 87j600O0O 8 00 loT IT" IfiT TT 8 squares, 2 60 1 60 0 CO 8 00,9 00 wT uT U 77 1 squares, ,8 006 608 00 uTw. I .. TT 77 Br Till THE !o f Changeabli "1". nuarurlv KM 6 fiqnarw, quarterly,... $35 V4 column, monthly,, wtwtdy... daily, daily, BQI Standing card. 6 Duel or leas, for on year S10. No odTurtiiwiuent to be considered by the vear, unlesi ipevlfliid on (ho mamiHcript, or prortously agreed upoo between the parties. AdvertirteuienU not marked on the copy for a ipecifled number of insertionfl. will be continued one month, unlett ordered out, auU payment will be exacted accordingly. AH advurtuiemenui from etrangura or transient persons to be paid lu advance. The prlriIfKa of yearly adrertlMrt will be eonflned rigidly to their regular busiaew ; and all adrerthwnentf not pertaining thereto, to bo puid for extra. AdTurtlKetucnts for Auctioneers, General Agents, Ileal Estate Agents, & o., not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the nxual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of erery description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the sumo to be, in all cawus. paid lu advance. Attorneys will be hoi den for the price of inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal adrurtlncmunts beyond the amount charged for their publicationAll leaded advertisements to be charged not Ism than double the above rates, aud measured as if solid. AdrertiuemeuU on the Iniride exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of the above ruU'S. No ADVKRTISE&f ENT OAlt BB INSERTED GIUTUirOUBLT. AdvertiHcmuDts for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, aud other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral Invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. All perron sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any public entertainments where charge ere made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the undemtanding that the same are to b paid for. If intended to be tnsortod in the editorial column, the name will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per Huh, and then only when accompanied by an advertiHument. BUSINESS ClKllS. WM, DKNNISON, J"H. H. B. CARRINGTON. DENN1SON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law (Offic-t in Othon Build ing$)t will attend to protbi sionnl buifneii in the fitato and federal Courts ; alto, l collen. tlom, the law ot Insurance and of patents. janl.'AJ dly Ll'CIAN Ft'TTI B8. TI1FU. COM8TOCK. OKO. O. OOHSTOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOGK & CO., (succes-tors to I). Cormtock A Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, I.ard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers lo salt, plaster, fish and lumber. Head of the canal, Columbui, Ohio. J'ji"' Liberal sdVRncea made on consignment!. mar6 TOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ff Krnl Kitlflte, ItounlY Inud nmi I'minlon Agent Two doors onit ot liigh, on Town sirtut, Columbus, Ohio WiU etteud to the practice of his profession, obtaining pensions, buy tog, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling aud leasing real state, examining land ttths, collection of claims, eto. fr Letters from a distance must be postpaid. Ju30 GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-ware and Cutlery, Iran, nulla, glasi, bouie builders' materials, farming and mechanical tools, military goods, etc., ete. No. 161 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. EW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard has been opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Com-pan;'. Factory, where Northern and Hocking grain and black, amitb'a coal will be told by tho ton or bushel. dcc3-d if . VV. It. DA1INE1.L, Agent. ANNA STACEV. W. A. JONES. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth ttreet, Znnrnylllo, Olila-. sepSdtf T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad tl street, near the bridge, Columbui, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a groat variety of raatingt, alwayt on hand. MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- ton, by LEWIS ItlCE t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantlt furiliabed ; pnaaestlug all the modern Improvements and conve niencet for the accommodation of the traveling public. nnv43 lysis . L. P DDNTON. W. P. THUSSTON. D UNI ON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Hetail Plana Fortt and Untie Hareroomt, Nn. 80 Fourth street (first door west of Smith It Nixon's Usll), Cincinnati, i). jault'dly ; T M. gXTITEAU, AttorneyanffCounseilor at J Law, and Commissioner of Dreils and to take Depositions for Ohio and otiiib Westsjsm States, (late of Cincinnati,) has established himself In his prnfestii.n in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Itelers to the members ot the Bar ot Columbus, Clnclnnat and Southern Ohio. Offiet Ao. 14 Wall Strut, Nt York. mariW GBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth snd Fifth. Cinclnnstl, Ohio. O. II. GKKFUOY. Proprietor, late of the Walnut street House. 'P? WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut St., between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. JyS-dtf J. W. 8WKNEY, Proprietor. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of GENTLEMEN' BOOTH. Walnnt, between Third and Fourth streets, 1! doors above Ellis it Morton's Hank. Cin clnnatl. " DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED from Town to lllgh street, corner of Huar Alley. Entrance lirat door Weat ot II Igh street, on the north side of Sugar Alley. marl7-d:tm at sr. pitch. w. .. BEoWN. FITCH & BROWN, Commission Merchants, 33 Duck and 81 Diver street, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers In fYw, Lard, Butler, Chrtn, Egg; and Product genrrallp. iTa Liberal advances will be made on consignments. .Sr Refer to U. F1TUU, Columbus. aplfl-diim JOS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. Office In (.Wynne's Block, over ths store of Dwigbt SUmf Co , Columbus, O rna7-dtl COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY ATmr Its comrr f Third and Gay ttrtat. Messrs. E. A; U K. BOOTH sre manulacturins; and have constantly on band, t their esubiishmeat at the location above named, ail kinds ol carriages, bur pies, etc., made of tbe beat materials, by the moat eaperieneed workmen, and warranted lo do good service. The proprietors ant both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered Irons tbem will (ive good satisfaction. Repairing done at the shorten notice. They have been carryingonthe business in this city some ten years, and trust they bare some claim to public patronage. oc7-dlf LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents for the sale ol RKES fc HOYTfl celebrated prrml am pawnt Hlvlled.rltrrtched I.rethrr Bands, bare this day received a lull assortment of all slaes. Irom 14 to 18 Inches In width. We would call the attention ol thepublic to theabove article, as one possessing superior merit. 1 hey are made from the thick and solid pans ol tbe beat oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerful machines, (Invented and nerd by K. Y U. only,) whereby tbev sre made to run straltbt and true, have a uniform beartns on thedruna or pulley, hold their widthsevetjly, and give from 15 to 25 per ecnt. more force than those made In the ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturers' prie-s, with addition oi frelf htonly, lui.utniKnb, Kuuns u.. JulS flenoftlie Gilt Broad Aie, Columbus, O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRF8U OYS I F.KS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore ad New Haven oysters, which will be sold as low as tbe lowest, in cans or ball cans ; and In all eases tee oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or no sale. Orders Irom the country carefully attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, end by so doing I hope to merit a share of public patrooage, ocal C. P. L. BUTLER, NEW ESTABLISHMENT E. Gayer, as-slated by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tbe citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that be has opened COFFIN WAKfcKOO.w,, directly opposite the Franklin House, where be Is at all tianes prepared to furoleu eoflina, shrouds, etc with all the attention and n stores necessary on funeral occasions end be withes U distinctly understood that his terms shall not be of so ob)-ctlonav ble a character as to prevent ruin eatisf action. oc7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, nt prices as low aa the lowest, and as fnod aa the beat, eta be found at tbe a oath east center of Town end High streets. (apJO-tf, S. W. AUGUSTUS. NEW-YORK ADYERT1SEMEMS. FOM W.H, M'DOWALP'SAPVIBTIilNO HOUSE, 103 WASHU ST, W. Y. lRY GOODS. Strano, Adriance & Co. XJ Importers and Jobbers ol foreign and domettlo Dry Goods, have removed to their new, spacious and alegsnt stora, 1 03 Liberty street, a low doora west of Broadway, Near York, where tuev will oiler for sale on the most reaiouabls torma. a lull aud extensive assortment ol fancy and staple dry goods of evfxy aetcripuon. Clothlert snd 'Jailors will And at all times a full and complete stock or rreuoh, f.ngltan and American goods, designed for men's wear, to which they Invite the attention of the clotett uuyers. juu "PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- -L BKel, Made under a new and peculiar process, for Private uweiungi, jiuteit, nteaniDoata, nutps, etc. These beds, together with bolttort, ulllowt. comlorlera. etc. are ottered to the public, alter a thorough trial, as the best and cueapoat anown. iney possess many ana great aarantages, among wnicn may ue mentioned me following, viz i Thev are cheaoer tbnn hairi will retain their elasticity alwavsi are proof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, at well at relievers of rheumatism ; are tweetor and far more cleanly than any other) aie easily renewed; are valuable as J. tie Pre servers a nertn maitrass oi mis msteriai oewg sumcientiy nuoy ant to sustain a person suvoral days. They will be found desirable tor foreign markctt, particularly for Culiiornia, Australia, Chins, and the Islands in tbe Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their origiual duik. r or sale uy DO II KM US & NIXON, Solo Agents, No. 31 Park Place, and 18 Murray ttreel, N. Y. r'sT (Juhotsterera, carrlese mskert snd others, supplied with tue retting uy ine pounu. fT 1 lie traaegcneraliy supplied at a uoerai discount. dr We are permitted to uto the names of the following gen ttemen, who have used snd approve ol me articles i (leorce 1,. Schuyler, Esq., Charles Davis, Ksq., Rev. 11. W. Bellowi, Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nicholas Dean, Esq., J. (ircen Pusrton, Esq., Eliha Tawnsend, Esq., II. Brewer, M. D J W. Ursdshtw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Uurlslu, Opinio Uolllster, " Captain Joseph J. Comitock, Com. U, B. Mall Btesmer Baltic. tebl89m-t TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. JL C. HKNDEllMON db SMYTH, No. 62 Rue du Fau. l...l,a..ni li... KHJ lio tIA I'm New Yot k, oSur fur sale an extensive assortment of Ostrich and Fancy Feathers French snd American Artificial Flowers and Ornaments, Ribbons, Bonnet Linings, Italian, Engli.h, French and American Straw and Silk Bonnots, eto , etc., together with a lull assortment of goods tuitable lor batters and cap makers. The above, chiefly of our own manufacture, embrace the largest and most varied stock to be found In toe united states, Samples may bo seen at our Warorooms in New York. jyj Jm-M KICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known toverely tested always faithful to their trust- too only sates made combining Kirn snnu w liner s rntonta Dinsnnn oc mAnvin, (successors to Rich Co.,) 146 Water street, N. Y. MOHXKY As KEY NOLO, Agents, Cleveland, O. Jy7-Jm-M THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, raanufacturors of GUNPOWDER, continue to lurnlsh Gunpowder of all their well known brands, tIzi "Kentucky HitltV "tfea HhootiDg," "American Bporting," "Indian Hi lie," "h U otrlc." " Uuck hbootioir." in koua. hall and quarter keea, and caniitors of one pound each. Also, a full assortment of powder for IHaating and Mining purposes, and lor Export. Tbe reputation of their (iun Powder is too well known to require comment It can be procured ot tbe principal dealers in Co lumbus, and at tho olKcc of the cum puny, 89 Wall street. N. I. city A. U. iJAZAUD, President. A. r:. iJoncLiss, bucretnry. jy v-um-M nno X ct Dry (Joods Dealers, Merchant Tailors, Co.. Importers, No. I Warren street, New York, have always od hand, of their own importation, one of the must extensive assortments to be fnuud in New York city, of goods adapted to men's wear, consisting in part of cloths, fancy casilmerea, over coalings, silk wrcos and linings, all makes ; black and fancy silk vesting and velvets, cashmeres, Marseilles and linen vesting s, drills, etc, silk cravats, newest Paris and London styles; cam brie handkerchiefs, kid gloves, suspenders, hosiery, undershirts, etc., etc , which they oticr at tbn lowest market prices, and to which they Invite the attention of the trade. jyl-lm-M FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours from Columbus to Portsmouth. On and after Monday, June 2M, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbui for Circleville, Chilllcotbe, and Portamoutb, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portamouth at 8 o'clock In the evening connecting with the River Packett to Pittsburgh and Clncinnail. Also, leave Portsmouth at 5 o'clock in the morning snd arrive at Columbus st 8 o'clock in the evening, daily. ju'.'d hllj.l lir.it at iiAwnr.B. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at our Carnot Room, next door to the Ittll, at ImaSl vv. A. u J. u. nicuui si uo. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, of the celebrated manufactory of P. Haven & Co., New York, at the new Boot and Shoe Emporium of J. W. CONHTANS, No, 1 Piatt's Building. State street, live doors west ot the Pos. Office. Jyll THE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- JL INI! REMEDY A certain cure forMAN AND BEAST. W. U. Fnrrell'a Celebrnteil OrlKlnnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation is not only far superior to all tho Liniments and Ointments now belore the public, but noisettes spocilic qualitiea entirely unknown to the moat learned of the Medical Faculty. Its wide spread celebrity has brought out a host of article. In imltati.in ot It, wilh all torts of nsines, but none ol them bejlii to compare with the superior, old-establish ed Arabian Liniment For the Nervous Svalem It operate! like a charm, soothing down the most violent agonies and pain In a lew minutes after its application. DInmpa, Wore Thront nnd Breams. It speedily causes the dissipsliun ol soy possibility ot matter lorming 111 tbn partt, and bitugs about a regular and healthy ae-tiunol the glandular system. A Itevulaive, Anodyne end Bnlaum. In esses of Ruptured Muscles and Tendons, Its powerful revulsive and healing qualities csuae tbe psrts to unite without leaving the least soreness or wsnt of power behind. In Bruises and Swellings, it acta on the princple of a eouoter Irritant and anodyne, relieving the pain almost Instastly, and reduces the swellings in an incredibly short spice ot time. A htlmulnnt and Nervine. It Is a stimulant imparting tune and vigor to the whole nerv-out aud mutcular system. For Rneumutlam, or any other inflammatory condition ot the muscular system or chronic slltloessol the ssme. It stsnds at the very head of all tho remedies ever oll'ered to the public, and none can equal It. Polaoneun Ueplllea, cVc. For bites of poisonous snakes it may he confidently relied on ss s prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caustic and specific in tuch hitherto fatal cases. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Sores, Corns, Warts, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Sore Eyet, even to partial Biindnest, luettects are astonishing Tbe great advantage tuls article possesses over all other remedies, Is Its brief operation on the system. It cures quickly it is the most eenain remedy in existence, and It is sold chesper than sny other medicine in use. We fearlessly assen that Ibis great Arabian remedy will do more good lor less money tnan any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. For Homes and Cuttle, lu effects are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It baa no equal, buig an infallible curei also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, Klstuls, Spavin, Oalls, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Wounds, no mstter how bsd, Sore Eyes, even to blindness, swellings of every description, snd many inflammatory diseases. COtUNTRRFKITH, COUNTERFEIT. Beware of a base Counterfeit called H. U. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. This spurious article la told bysoness "farreUt Liniment," to those whe are not careful to call tor the genuine W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Always ask lor W. B.FAK-RKI.L'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. "-Tbe genuine Arabian l iniment Is sold by DEN 1(1 st IIAKKY, J. at R.T. COOK, G. ROBERTS SY CO , and WM. FAHRENHOLTZ Columbus. J. P. (isteliaa, Carroll; Joshua Bctts, Cottage Mills; Cherry at Stimmel, Lockbourne; T. Jones 4l Bro London ; O. H. Bliss II Co , West Jefferson-E. Geobegan, Baltimore; E. L. Slocura, Lancaster; J.N Wilson, Newark; Page A Ingram, Newark ; ' Spencer A Channel, Bollnggreen; John D. Parke, CineinnaU ; And Druggists and Merchants generally, la the United Bute and Canada.. tnar-23 T Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- f I e er. High ttrtrt, bttmct Ike American and KtU Haute, CWvst-tas, Okia. Having purchased tbe entire stock of William Savage, 1 will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep first rate asonmnt of WATCHES. JRWEI.RY.fJII.YKR 8FOONH, FOKKS. I ITLKHY, And a general variety ol FANCY GWODN. For the present I will reside in New York, and persons In want of goods, tzay rely apoa seeing all new patterns ot Jewelry la say store. With these assurance, he hopes to retala tbe confidence ol tbe former natrons of the concern, and ol the citizens generally. Tbe W'atrA Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, long knownlnthtssectionasnSratrateworkmaa jul6 J. Y. SAVAGE, jB. NOTICE. Having disposed of my stock nt goods to Mr. John Y Bavatre, ?r.,lebeerti.lly recommend aim to all of my old customers, sod the public generally. Aa it is sbsolutely necessary that my outstanding business should beeloeed, all persons knowing themselves indebted to sne will eall and settle up. Jal W. M. SAVAGE. LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Mapa, Plana. Views of Baildisgs, Portraits, Anatomic Draw. Inre, Business and Show Cards, all kinns of irrugzist sad other plain and fancy labels. Bill and Letter Headless, Fae Similes, etc- executed in the b-st style, at reasonable rates, by MIDDLETON A WALLACE, Lttkagrapkert and Engravm, Ho. US (Odd f ellows' Building) Walnnt street, deeS 6m Ciacnaad, Otsio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Straw Bonnets also, Leghorn nasi Straw Hats for Misses, this day received by express, at MCCOY'S, BWZieoorto uuai asamrscsua. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. BOM W. U. Bt'OONALD'l AOVEBTISINO HOUSE, 108 BaSSAU-ST., N. V. 17ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. It, X" T. WILDK.Na.S9 John street. New York, Manufacturer at and Dealer In all kinds ot silk, satin, velvet, and in fact erery kind of Fancy Bonnet. Also, importer ot an ainat oi French Flowers, of the greatest variety and richness to be obtained in New York. The latnat atvles nf French Bonnets rsoolved bv every steamer, All ol which, will be offered at ths lowest possible rates by tbe caaeoraozen milliners are particularly mvitea to csii wm amine tbe great variety ot rattern Bonnets. juju jin-ss LOOKING GLASS WAREROOMS Art RsrosiTOBt and Galleiiv WILLIAMS, STEVENS at WILLIAMS, Importers and Manufacturer!, 353 Broadway, New I org. Pier, Wall and Mantle Mlrrore, portrait and picture flames, cornices, bases, Interior decorations, et c. Oil Paintinge, Arliili' Material i, English, French and German Engravingi, ete. Far the Purckaee and Sail of Fine Paintinge, Art Manulactnres, Illustrated Worki, Workt on the Fiue Arts, eto , they are prepared, by their advantageous premises, locatloo, anrl extensive connections, tn oiler treat facilltira. Our Qalleriee (replete with all that is new snd beautiful In art), are at all times open lo vltltni s, with the assurance to pur-chaiora that every article will be tarnished at the moat reason a- Die rates. jusi jm-a WEST POINT SCHOOL. This well known Institution Is most pleasantly and healthfully sit uated amid the Highlands of tbe Hudson, a short distance from New York elty. Peculiar adrtntagei are orlered lor pr curing a thorough and aecomplltbed education tn all the departments of learuing. Ill military exercises are found to conliih- ute admirably to discipline and to the manly and gracelul bearing ot its pupils. The immediate vicinity of tho V. 8 Military Academy secures the am ol the most aittinguiinea ana acoom-plithed Instruftorl. Pupils from IS to 1 years of age preferred. References General Scott. U. S. Arm : CoL A. J. Pleas- onton, Philadelphia; Chailes King, L.L. D., New York city, rrotestors oi laie uouege ana unitea rtaies military jscaueiuy. For further particulars address fjUWAttu v. rtinnL,?.!, a. j. uS3-3m-H Wett Point, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF XJ DRY GOODS! L. O. WILSON & CO., Imnnrtera and Jobbers nf Drv Qoods. Ifo. 13 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Weetern Holclt), ana Noe. 1 1 ana l J uey street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholesale Bdvebs to their very large assortment ol goodt, which It kept complete at all lessons of ine year by tne aa anion oi an tno new siyies ana laurie. mi are constantly arriving by "steamers" and "packets." We have large departments devoted exclusively to ths salo of cloths, Cataimerea, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, White Goods, Hosier.. Dreaa Gnnda. Shawlt. Ysnkee Notions. Domestics, etc., eto. In addition are displayed large linos of printt, including Merrlmact and Cochecot, Glnghami, Lawnt, Beraget, Black and other staple Silks, Merlnot, Bombazines, Alpacas, and the numerous other srlicles appertaining to the Dnv Goods Tbadb. Also, sgents for the tale of " Hoyle't Royal Patent Swantdown Sewing Cotton." Wa Invite the attention of the closest buyers for cash or credit. marlBly-M THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOMAS 11. 8TEAKN8, Importer and Jobber of Silks, Millinery and Fancy Qoodt, at nttt catk pricei Time Kinnted by nddlnK Interest InJ Broadicay, Nik York, fast now in store, and it fl.ilv receiving and nilerins at the loweat nrices. a complete as sortment of goodt in bit line, embracing til the various styles and duslgns, consisting of black and fsncy silks, msrcelines, Flo-rencei.ibawli, trlinmingt, bonnet ribbons, taltots and satin rib-hnna. dress trimmings ol all kinds. French snd English crapes, arapefiissa, silk cravats, embroideries, gloves of all kinds, tilk lace mitts, baregos, lacea, white goods, hosiery, L.C. Handkerchief!, ete. The underalgned invite a merchant! from the north, toutfa, oaat and west, when in tbe city, to favor htm witn a call, and examlnlne hit ttock before purcbasiog. 1 UU9, O. a 1 CAtlNB, lOi uroaoway, derSl ly bet. Liberty tt. and Maiden Lane, N. V, CARPETS, &c. We have just received this tpring the tecond largo lot of Cnrpetn, OH Cloths, Haas. An., making our stock of huuse lurnlthlng goodt the largest in the city, and consisting in part ot su ps Ingram ana rnuieu velvet ohjjoii SO ps do do Tapestry Brustolt carpet; SU ps superfine and fine Thr. e-Ply do ; 91) ps do do all wool Ingrain do; SO ps wool aud cotton do do; 1,1 ps cotton lngrsin snd stripe do; 10 ps stair Bruttell and Venollan do; 15 pi super Dutch dining room wool do; 10 pi do do hemp and tilk do do do; 10 pi Rag and other low priced do; C9 tuper and common Hugt; 80 wool, sea grass snd hemp Door Rugi ; 100 atsorted kinds Door Matt. We cut, make and put down carpets on roaionablo termt and shortest notice For lalo cheap by osbuhn a? mtwmi, m5 oppoiite Capital H use, Columbui. SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The aubacrlbert have on band a lull assortment of tea toned lumber and shingles of all kinds for building purposes. They have alio, in addition to their flooring machine, put In operation one oxprossly for surfacing, and are prepared to furnish, on short notice, lumber dressed on one or both sides, from 2 inches down to half an inch in thickness. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring alwayt on hand. All nrrfer. from a dittanre DrorriDtlv attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbui, Ohio. ,pl 11UU J.ES, UUliaiUL.it uu. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlott Nos. 298 and 300, on High street, west side, nesr the Railroad Depot. Also, Subdivision No. 3 or Outlots fllsud 63, onBroadway south side. Alio, Subdivision No. 11 ol same outlott. Inquire of the undersigned, at Dcnnlton A Carrlngton'a Law Otllca,Odeon Buildings. feb2&-dtf n- n- taaiunoiun VTEW STYLES CROCKERY. We are jL 1 now receiving, direct from manufactories In turopo, a iplendid assortment ol colored ironstone ware, compritiog a large variety of new colors, ttylra and thtpes. Our stock of ware ot all kinds Is now very Isrge, and all of new and desirsbie goods. All t uyers of wsre will find It much to their advantage to Ci and examine our stock and prlcos belore buying elsewhere. n. c u, sun i r.ii, JulO Journal Buildings, H igh street. TOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- J. aTT streets. PiTTSBtTBQH. Pa. Machinists Tools of every variety, such as iron planers, slide and hand turning lathes, drilling machines, slid, rests, ete., ete , msnufacturnd to order. juI3-bmd juBcru r. tiAiuii.iun at iu. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, desirous of telling out his extensive stock ot Upholstery Ware, often rare bargains to those withiog anything In this line. His slock consists cl spring, curled bsir, cotton, moss, palm laat and husk mattrasiei; Warren's patent sola beds; loungoi, tolas, etc. Alto, material for loungct, cots snd comlorts ; in fsct, every article in his lino ot business. 3- He has removed bis estauiianment irom ins nicusnis Iocs tu the Broad wav Hotel, nearly opposite, where he will sell hli goodt at pricet that cannot tail to be tatltiactory to all. apioMi T ADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A JJ larareand beautiful assortment of Leather Reticules, furn Ished snd unfurnished. Just received at the New Bookstore or ap56 J. M. RILEY A CO 7IRST ARRIVAL OF-NEW GOODS BY i1 EXPRESS. HIIAPr.KY As ITALIi have now their lull stock of goods, comprising all the new stylet ot Dress Goods, Millinebs sunplled with Goods and Patterns at a very small advance from New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Ribbons, ete. maria THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliten & Dodolass), Commission Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in every description ni AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. S Plstt street, four doors Irom Pearl, New York, Manufacturer of the Premium Steel Squares; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc t also, Kendall A Taylor a Thermometers, Bsrome-lera,ete.; Union Butt Co's Butts, Gate Hinges, Brar.keta, etc.) Brown A Brother's sheet Brsas, Braaa and Copper Wire, Rivets, etc; N. Neweomb'e Smiths. Bellows, ete. THUMAH UOUUL.ASS, ASA FARR, Jr., aovll-ly Iste ol the firm of Child, Fair A Co, St. Louis. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would re- I .neeifnllv annonnca to their friends and the nubile la gen eral, that they have just opened a store oa the corner of Long street snd State Avenue, opposite P. Hayden's Factory, where they Intend to keep constantly oa band, a large assortment ol tbe very best of Family Groceries suck aa teas, enflee, auger, mol.saes, flour, rice, fish, soap, candles, starch, cheese, etc., etc.; together with every artlcleused by families, which they offer to sell on tbe lowest terms, tor case oniy. Jnly 14, leW. w. uixua ar usj. 1853. GILLETT & CO'S JJ NEIi. nOtJMK HAT STORE, 4 We are now rereivins our aummer sunDlv of Hats. Caps and Straw Goods, to which we Invite the attention of the citizens ol Central Ohio. Our goods are manufactured under the superintendence of one oi the firm In Connecticut, snd for price, qnall ty and variety cannot be surpassed In the west. Aanong our assortment can ne louna ion following ; Gerts' Fashionable Moleskin Hats, extra: drab Beaver Hats, extra and black Casaimere do; Citizens' fine Cassimere Hal a ; Opera " 14 Seal Hats, Straw Goods of every style. Misses' Flats, Ladies' Riding Hats and Caps ol every partem. We have a large stock of Bolt Hats for sale by the box, test low, and wa respect tally solicit the attention of country mer- caants. ap-a T7EATHER DUSTERS. A larrje assort- JL tneat of Feather tranters, Just opened and Tor aale low try Esall aau. ruMia. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat-tern, assorted, for sal. cheap to close out. jaa - sul.cs at vv. BOOKS & STATIONERY, N' OTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS. The undersigned respectfully give notice Ibat they are agents for the following blghiy celebrated Manu-Iscturert of Papers and Borders i Delllcourt ssCo,) Solomon A Hsrt, French Goods. Wa. Pehl A Co., ) M. A. Howell, ) Jones. Smith A Nsvers. I - Christy & Constant, (New. York. ' Thomas Fsye In Co,, I H. MoNsmee, ) Relrose at Fay. Philadelphia. J. F. Bamstead A Co., Boston. jyS J. H. RILEY A Co. N1 EW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practica Troatlte on Dewtai. Medicine, to which is appended an Inquiry into the ute of chlorolorm and other aneauietle agents, Vd edition revised ana euiargea. tty i uos. a. oona, A.m. Just recelv. a at the New Bookstore of JyS 1. U. RILKY A CO, TVGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, Bi XJ 8 NASH, being s Digeat of the 90th Volume of the Ohio Reports, containing together an ue oases ever reportea st law ann m equity, in tne supreme i-ouri in nana. This Is not a mere index to the Reports, but a complete syn opsis of the law decided, and every point of law and legal pro. position recognized by the Court in coming to their final result. ivu At toe new nooatiore oi s. n. niuri w. lVEW LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law 1 and Practica of Vnluntarv Aitlsnmenti. lor the benefit of creditors, with an Appendix of Forms, by Alexander M, Burrilf, just received tun lor taie at toe new oooaaiorn. jyS I. U. RILEY A CO EW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without; by B V. Sblllaber (Mrt. rarttngton) ; Dlacnurtea on the Beatitudes: bv E. U. ChlDln ; Momolrof Mrs. Julia H.Scott, with her Poems, and selection! from her Proie 1 by Mri. C, M. Sawyer l The Bible In the Countlog Home i a Coarse of Lectures to Merchants; by H. A. Boardman, D.D.; Travels in Egypt and Palestine; by J. Thomas, M. D ; Maria De Berniere, a tale of the Crescent City ; by W. till- more Sitnms. Just received at tbe New Bookstore or Jul6 J. U. RILEY A CO. TUST RECEIVED, at SYKES' DEPOT, (J The Bourbon Prince the History of the Royal Dauphin of France, being tbe only reliable history ol the unfortunate rrince Loult the Sovrnteentn. juu MEW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED- i 1 Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Fanny'! Portfolio l Doctor Birch and hli Young Fnenda by '1 hackeray ; Sim Slick'! Wise Saws, or what be ssid, did or invented ; Modern Fllrtstions ; by Catharine Sinclair; Cyrilla; a Tale by the author of Initials. JulO For tale by BURR A RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in Law binding ; The New York Code and Digest; Nan Santvoord, Pleading under the Code ; Whittaker'a Practice under the Code: Together with a full stock ol law bookt, embracing all that is new and valuable Fur aale at Iho Now Bookatore. JulO J. II. RILEY A CO. CAP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & RANDALL araasentt of the celebrated Southwurth Manu facturing Company, and offer their papert by tbe case or tingle ream at mill Dricea. Including blue and white ruled cap, blue and white ruled letter, Bath pott, all aizei; commercial note, Bat cap, folio poat, eto. JuT NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. Lsyard's freah Discoveries In Nineveh snd Babylon, with all the maps and engravings In tbe Engltih edition ; 8vo, muslin. Llle and Letter! ol utepnen uun, u.u , L,ii. v., witn portrait; volumes muiltn. The Old House by tbe River; 12mo muslin. Thackeray'a English Humorists of the ltitb century ISmo mutlln. Rsnke's Civil Wars and Monarchy tn France tn the 18th and 17lh centuries; l'Jmo. Mri. hlltt's Summer Rambles In tbe West. ju37 Forssleby BURR A RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases argued and ad fudged In the District Court ol the United States tor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, from May, 1B36, to May, 1840, Inclusive. By M. H. Crabba. volume eneiiby, tiumtone et uoraon i r.xqpeqier iteporti: volume u r.ngusn uommmiLiv; Volumes 4, S snd 6 British Crown Cues; Young A Jervls' Exchequer Reports; 3 volumes) Townshend's New Forms, in Practice under the New York Code; The Law of Niei Priue, by John Frederick Archbold, Etq third American, from the second London edition, with notes referring to tbe latest Amcrlctn decisions, by John K. Flndlay; 8 volumes. Just received at the New Bookstore nf julfl J. D. RILEY A CO. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing origiual designs of Cotttget, Villss, Surburban Residences, etc., by Sah'l Slocdbt, Architect. Complete sets ot vols 1 and S Just received at tbe Bookstore of mall j. u. rtiL,E,T ec uu, Si AVE YOUR ICE BUR- NErs PATENT WATER COOL E It. We are now prouared to oiler our frienda and cuitomeri a auperlor article of Water Cnoleriof entirely new ttyles, and at greatly reduced prices. This srtl-clo it the result of the application ottcien-lino principles to the purpose Intended, viz: to keep water as cool as possible, ss long aa possible, and with the least qusntiiy ot ice. Tbe proprietor hss long devoted his at tention to this psrilcular branch of domes tic economy, A pssslng Irom onolmprove- ment to another, hss at lenglh arrived as near perfection aa it ll possible to reach. A prool ol this is found in the very general use of these Coolers In all parts of the country. A simple state, ment of facta in regard to llieie Coolers, will sstiify every one ol their superiority. Flrst,they sre the only article of the kind ever patented. '1'her are furnished with two distinct non-con ducting chsmbers, by means ol which, with two pounds ol Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of i0 above zero, or only 8 from Ireezlna) all day. l nus, at a cost ol tome three cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be conittnt Iv tuDDlled with water as cold ss Ice Itself ; larger number In the ssme proportion. This bss been found by actual experi ment to be a saving 01 at lesst seveuiy-nve per cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly used for thit purpose. Again, these Coolers keveb sweat ; In this way saving much unnecesssry watte and trouble. Rein, manufactured in the mott workmanlike style, and hand tomely finished in every respect, they mike a very beautiful or nament for the Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat An Important improvement has lately been added to the Cool er, viz : A small Pan (capable of holding from alx to eight lbs. ot Butter) inserted direcny unaer toe cover, ints qusntiiy ol butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, withoutadditional ice, (a very Important addition to the economy and comfort of lam. llies. II desired, tbe Cooler cm tiso be lurntined at a tmallexpente wltha FILTERING APPAHATUS, which serves tbe additional purpose of removing all Impurities from the water, rendering It pertectly clear and wholesome. The Cooler and r titer may oeteen in operation at any time at BURNETS House Furnishing Establishment, No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O For salo In Columbus by JNO. K. IIRYL, mar31 High street. WINDOW SASH. We have made an arrangement with one of the most eelebrsted sash manufactories In the West, and are prepared to fill all orders for sash, manufactured by practical workmen and ot good materials. All orders left at our hardware store. No. 159 High street, tign of the Gilt Broad Axe, willrecelve prompt attention. KILBOURNE, KUHN8 A CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. NEW FUR STORE Jarvis & Fairchud, 149 Main street. Cincinnati, have an extensive and well selected atock ot none but new and fresh Furs, for ladies. We have this day received from New York some beautiful specimens of Misses' and Children's drab and black Bearer Hats. novltf-dly JAKVIS A AlKCrJILD. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS snd 8HOE3 a general assortment for Sprlngand Summer trade, at lmi6 i. W. CONSTATS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youths and Infanta' hosiery, all of the be. tmake, Inst npan. ed by lepifli SNOWDEN. WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautiful assortment of WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK cV JEWELRY. Our atock of Doe London and Genera Watches Is superior to aay la the State. Diamond rings and pins we offer at New York prices. Jewelry, silver and plated ware, fine mantle Clocss, and entiery, at waoiesaie ana retail, aii are invited to call, examine, and purchase if sailed. NOTARIAL aad other SEALS engraved, and PRESSES tar-nlsbed, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired In tbe best manner. First door south of entrance to Neil Honse. jail BLYNN A BALDWIN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWAYNE & BARER Tbe undersigned will practise law la copartnership. 1 Office iutke City Bant Building. W N. H SWAYNE, ap7-dly R. P. L. BABER. TMPORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS. JL Sewing Birds,'' a very great eonveaienee. for sale at tbe New Bookatore. ma3 J. H. RILEY A CO. PARASOLS-epSO -New styles just received by SNOWDEh'8 I I TA -,W V t . "ST ajbIX AT TRANSPORTATION. 1853. ecraES3 1853, flENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF TlHKiKiAan additional EXPRESS TRAIN), On and after Taureday, Juae 30lu Inst, until further no- no, tne trains oa this road will oe run as ioiiowi : EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbui at 3: n. m. i arrive at Newark 5:15 (after ar rival ot Evening Train from Sanduiky), and at Zaueivllle at 0:15 p.m. RETURNING Leave Zanesvllle 7:30 a m arrive at Newtrk 8:30 before de-pat ture ot Morning Train tor Sandutky), and at Columbui at 10 a m connecting witn tbe morning cxprett i rtiu ion leveisuu, This Train itoDiatTavlor't. Columbia, Patssksla, Kirkersville, Union, Newsrk, Clay Lick, Rockdale, Black Hand, Claypool's, snd at Pleasant Valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2, Leave Colurcbut at 10:15 a m, immediately after arrival of ' Lightning JYatn" from Cincinnati! a-nveat mewarx oejori the departure of Accommodation Train for Maneield, and at Zanes vllle al 1W:43 p m. RETURNING. Leave Zanesvllle at 2 p m arrive at Newark at 3 p m, and at Columbui at 4:40 p m, in lime for Evening Accommodation Trait jor c-incinnaii. uolnu bast, tnis'ira n will hod at lavior a, raiaaaaia, n.irs- envllle, Union, Newark, Black Hand, Claypool'a and Pleasant Valley onlyi coming Weat, at Pleasant Valley, Clayp wl's, Black Hand, Newark, Union, Kirkersville, Palatkala, Black Lick and Taylor's only. Wilh hot j the Express Trslns, tbe cosches of the Ohio Ftsge Compsny between Zaneaville snd Wheeling will run in close connection. At Wheeling they eonnect with the Trsins on the Baltimore and oniu Kauroaa. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leave Columbus st 6:30 a in ; arriving at Newark before the departure ol the Morning Train for Sanduiky, and at Zaneaville etiniuam. RETURNING Leave Zaneaville at 2:45 om. uaa.Inz Newark after arrival of Kvenmg train Jrom sanaumy, ana arrive at uoiunious as p m. J nil Train stops at an way stations Bv order. D. S. GRAY, Agent. Columbui, June S8th, 18S3. T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND 1 J X EN I A RAILROADS. SnafMEB Abeaxoehbnt, to com mence May 16, 1853. Four Paeeenger iraine Daily, (Sundaye excepted.) Tralnsrnn by Columbui time, which is seven minutes tester than Cincinnati time. Until further notice, Pssienger Trains will lesvo the Depot on Cast Front street, as lonowt: Express Train at B a. m i Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Train at 8:30 p. m ; Mall Train at 5 p. m. For Llnwood, Plalusville, Miltord, Loveland, Foster's, Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Waynetvllle, Spring Vslley, Xenls, Cedsrville, Helms, South Charleston, London, West Jefferson, Columbui, Yellow Spring! and Springfield. Returning from Columbui Mall Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Expren Triln will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m.; Returning from Hllliborough at 7 a. m.; Returning trom Springfield at 5:5 a. m. Returning from Springfield at 5 p. m 7Vatnt will s(in as follotee : The Express Train, 6 a. in., trow Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xonia and London, only ; l:JV p. m., irom i-oiuiuou., at London, Xenia, Corwin, Morrow, Loveland and Plalnvllle, only. Accommodation Train, 7MU a. m , irom uiaeinnau, ana u:u m . irom Cnlnmbu.. at Plalnville. Milford, Mlamlville, Love- n.l Foster'.. tWrlUIH. Morrow. Fort Ancient Freeoort. Corwin, and Wayneaville, Spring Valley, Xenla, Cedarvllle, Selma, South Charleston, London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Claysville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Cincinnati, at West Jetl'erson, London, South Charleston, Selma, Cedarvllle, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Wayneaville, Free-port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deerfleld, Foster's, Bntterworth's Water Station, Loveland, Millord and Plalnvllle. Also, st Clays ville, Florence and Alton, on nonce. Hillsborough Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and 3 30 p m. from Cincinnati, at Lyncbburgh, Westboro', Blanchester, Goahen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Mlamlville, Milford, Plalnville and Llnwood. Also, on notice at flag itatlom. Passengers for Hillsboro', Chlllicothe, and Intermediate points, will take the 230 p. m. Train. Passengers for Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. tn. Lin's ol Iltckt and Coachet run In connection with the trains to tbe I'nllowlne towna: Lebanon from Deerfleld ; Wilmington and Clarktville from Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and poiots above, from Milford. The Trains connect with the Mad Hlverana L,axe r.ne nan-road at Springfield ; Columbua and Cleveland Railroad at Columbus; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneaville, and lines of coaches from Zaneaville to Wheeling, Ae. On Sundays but one trsin will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m., and Columbus at 0 a. m., stopping at all way stations nn notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenia $1 Do Do do Hillsborough... Chlllicothe Springfield - Cleveland Shelby Columbua Zaneaville , Wheeling , 1 75 do do do do do do do ... 3 75 ... a oo ... 6 00 ... 4 75 ... 3 00 ... 4 80 Do Do Do Do Do Do 7 15 7 75 Do do 1'lttaourgu. For other Information, and Through Tickets, apply to P. W, Stbadeb, General Ticket Agent, at tbn Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front streets, Cinclnnstl was. tt. ULClucni, nuperintenuexii. t3P The Company will not be retponilble tor baggage ex-eedlns fifty dollars in value, unlesi the lama is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight psld at tbe rate of a passage for every $500 In value above that amount ma!4 TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND RAILROAD Forming la connection with tbe Michigan Southern and Northern Iodlana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rsilrosds, the only entire italiread lib Between nasi ana weai. The beat and mott expeditious route between Esstern cities and St. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On snd after Mondav. May 16tb, 1853, passenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), at follows i Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way itatloni Bay Expreee. at 3.-15 p. m. stopping only at Fremont, Belle- vue, Monroeville and Norwalk. Night Kzprete, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle-vue, Monroeville, Norwalk and Oberlln. Leave Cleveland. Day Expreee, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Mob roevllle, Bellevue and Fremont. Accommodation, at 10.-UU a. m. stopping at ail stations. Nirkt Exoreee. at 8:00 D. tn. stopping only at Oberlin, Nor walk, Monroeville, Bellevue and Fremont Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with tralna of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad tor Chicago and way atations, ana inrougn me Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad and steamers on Illinois river. Lo Sc. l.onis. At Bellevue, with Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, epringneia.uayton, wincinnau, luuiauapcu., At Monroeville, with tralna of Mansfield and Sanduiky Railroad for Sanduiky, Shelby Junction, coiumuua, tnesvuie ana Nnrk. At Gratton, with trains of Cleveland, Columbui and Cincinnati H.llro.H fnrCnlambna. Cincinnati, and wav stations. At Cleveland, with train, of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor and Boston, via Hutiaio and Albany, ana lor new ior, it Dunkirk, with train, of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pituburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Orricx T. N. and O. R. R. Co, 1 Norwalk, On May 14, 1853. J CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-J TWF.EN PHILADELPHIA A LIVERPOOL. The Liver pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend .ailing their new ateamtbipt aa follow.: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 1125 tons, Capt. Robert Leltch. CITY OF CLA8GOW, 1,610 tons, Cspt. Wlllism Wylie. CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 tons now building). From Philadelphia. City of Manchester Ssturdsy, June inn. City ol Olaagow Saturday, July 2d. City ot Manchester Ssturdsy, July 30th. J - . C. , . . OO.k City ot Glasgow oaruraay, City of Manchester Ssturdsy, September 17th. City of Glasgow Ssturdsy, October etn front Liverpool, City or Glasgow Wednesday, June Sib. City of Mancbeatcr Wednesday, July Hth. City of Glssgow Wednesdsy, Juiy 7tb. City of Manchester Wednesdsy, August 21th. City of Glsagow Wednesdsy, September 14th. City of Manchester Wedne.day, October lath. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms.. .90 1 Saloon after Stateroom., w ga. " midship ... 65 ' midship jo as. forward ... S5 1 " forward 13 ga. Including steward's fees. THIRD-CLA'a PASSENGERS. A limited aumber ol third-class psasengers will be lakea Irom Philadelphia aad Liverpool, and lound la provisions. From Philadelphia 20 From Liverpool Certificate, of passage will be Issued here to pattire who are desirous of brlnaing out their friends at corresponding rates. Freight oa flae goods 60s per ton, and coarse goods, hardware, etc., will be taken subject to sgreemenL An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For f relsht or ptsssge spply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 15 Broadway, New York, and Walnut street, Philsdelphla. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS A CO, Liverpool. jyis-diy EEEP COOL ! FANS, a good ja7 For sale by BURR assortment. RANDALL. INSURANCE. OME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND niARINE-C'apItal 93110,0011. Cuas J. Mabtin, Seu'y. S. L. Loosiis, Fret't. THItECTOKS. Simeon L Loumis, late of tho 'tna,' Hartford; Win T Hooker, caahler Continental Bank t Theodore McNamre, firm of Bowen A McNsmee Jasper Coiniog, Cornine A co , lilchsrd Htgolow, Wm H Melleu, Geo Blist, AmuiR fc.no, Oliver E Wood, Levi P Stone, Ueury G Ely, J.met Low, Chtrlet R Hatch, John B Uutehii-ion, William G Lambert, Charles A Bulkluy, Lewlt Atterbury, jr, Levi P Morgan, AmuiT Dwigbt, John G Nelson, Charlei P Baldwin, Georgo O Cullint, George D Morgau, Luciua D ComHn, David Santord. immr. Cepliat H Norton, Cbarlet Ely Stephen Paul, Buckland W Bull, Allied S Barnea, Roe Lockwood, Luciui Hopklna, Lyman Cook ; James A Dwigbt, Isaao H Frothlngham, John H Swift, Curtis Noble, Ward A Wot k, Nathan H Stockwell, James Humphrey, Danforth N Barcoy, Homer Morgan George Pearce, JulO-ly Doane, King A co Clallen, Mellen A co ; Geo Bliss A co i Kno, Msbony A CO l Willard A Wood I Stone A Starr; Ely, Clapp A Bowen ; James Low A co t CBHutcbAco; . J C Ilowo A eof AAA Lawrcucu A co; Bulkley A co; Lewis Atterbury, jr, Aeo; J M Beebe, Morgan Aco; Trowbridge, Dwlght A co ; Nelson A co ; Baldwin, Starr A eo ; Sherman A Collins; E D Morgan A ao , Cotuan, Lathrop A co I Johnaon A Sauiprd Norton, Builer A Hoyt; Boyd A Paul; Haskell, Merrick A Bull ; A 8 Barnes A Co l Lockwood A Bon ; R Hopkins, Allen A Co; Brown, Palmer A Daight; Frothingham, Newell A co; Swift. Hurlbut Aco; Condit A Noble ; Work A Drake Gibson, Stockwell A eo ; Barney, Humphrey A Butler; Wells, Fsrgo A co ; George Pearce A eo. D. ADAMS, Jh , Agent, Columbus, O. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOCK, against loss or dsmsge by Fibb, and againat tbe perils of the Sea snd Inland Navigation, on property ot every description, taken in the lullowing companies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUUANf E COMPANY, Cnpitiil 111130,0110. OniO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN MTl, UlllU. Capital.. 9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl (30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 400,OUU. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 83,300,000. Rises taken on the mott liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. mar3-dly T. STOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three -L doors west of the Postoffice, up staira, Columbus, Ohio. I. lie, Fire, Marine, and Health Insurance. WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance Agent, reouetts all persons wishing Insurance to call and lnvrstisate the claims ol tbe following companies to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit, ot New York and New Jersey one ol tho best established and moatreliablecompanloinowdoing business In the United Statea. Assets about kl,5u0.00 Also The American Temperance, of Hartford, Connecticut, alluring ample sec urity and many extra advantages to Tempo. ranco men . Cspital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. This Comusuy bss some feutures believed to ouerate verv bene ficially to the policy holders. Capital, 10,000. Call and examine the statementa and prospects ul each and all of these companies, snd select tor yourselves. in 1-lKfc anu makink I NSU ttAnUc., tne following companies are with confidence recommended aa eminently deserving of unbounded eoiitidcnee The Franklin, of New York. Capital, (300,000; The Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, I70,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts 1 150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, (300,000; The Granite, of Utlca, New York. Capital, 100,000, The Hudaon River, New York. Capital, $.l(KI U0ti; The Rensselaer, New York. Capital, tiOO.lKX) ; N HEALTH INRHURANCE, tho People's Mutual Health As sociation, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by the t,egiaiaiure ot maasucuuaetts, onert testimonials ot unqusllons ble weight snd credibility. Capital, (oO.uou. scpvsf-iy WAiutr.N jtiMUNM, iien'liiis. Aj;ent CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business warren JENKINS. Notnry Public snd Con veyancer, will attend to all calls in this line, at reasonable char-ges. Titles investigated and abstracts ot title, furnished, to any isnds in Franklin county, on short notice. Office in Piatt's block south side of State street, up itairt. aep29-f y COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund. (100,000. Thlt Company oflert to the Inturedall tho security tnd advantages of the Mutualand JoiutStock plana (as heretofore applied )oombined, namely t Low ratetol premium ; an an nual return, In cash, ol the percentage mqulred fur theoontln- :ent rux ot tne year; an adequate nut notexcettive provtilon lor be future tecurltyot memberalor the wholeterm ot lite, with anadequateintereatlnthe accumulating fund secured to such tsembert.stdesth, by credits upnn their policies; a guaranty fund dealgued tor the permanent lecurlty of ihortterm mem-hers, and also for tliopresont security ol those fol the whole term of I lie. Thit It theonly Mutual Llfelnturanee Company whoieratel of premium are fixod at a lair reduced standard, with a provlt- Ion lor an annually increasing sccumulstion ol funds(fortuture tecurlty)!n exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk from advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Trscts, Ac, giving In detaiitneptaa and rates ol the Compsny, litrnlsbed gratis, and appllrallonsreceived.by j. tt. i ui i i.r., Agent. B. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc-J.1-d TTALUABLE MILL PROPERYfor SALE. V I will oiler for aale the mill property known aa tbe " Lock- vllle Mills, now owned by Teunent at Brother, In the town ot Lockville, on the Ohio Canal, in Bloom township, Fairfield county, Ohio. This property embraces eleven seres of ground, on which is a Flouring Mill, Ssw Mill and Distillery, all in excellent order dwelling houses, store rooms, corn cribs, stock scsles, and .very fixture necessary to carry on an extensive business. This property it situstrd in the most floursbing grain-growing portion ot Fairfield county. The object of the tale la to close up a pirlnerihlp business-Terms made to suit purchssers. For further psrticulars, inquire of H H. Hunter, Esq., in Lan caster, or of the undersigned, on the r,remia-. wm. r. ir.NNE.Nr. Lockville, FalrfleM eounty, Ohio, 1 May la, 18.03. $ malCdOm y-.r tt dito 117 a 'I'frj fnor? a Mn as en LIWLl U lUUUO IIAliilt-UUlllJ ' 1CAL INFIRMARY, formerly known aa the Mifflin House, for ladies only, Is now open. For further particulars address w. pur.rAnu, si. it., ma23d3m Columbus, O. Xf. E. HKWSON, C.LV1N HOLMRS, Of late firm of Yorke 4 Hacson. iMt of ORMly Telegraph Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERAL COM.UISMION MERCHANTS, Nos. e3 and ti Walnut street, West side, nesr Pearl, 4'laclnnntl. CiT Regular aales of Groceries at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private aale. Caah advances made on insignments to tneir address. jams diy WINDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of beautiful Lace and Swisa Cartains, tbla day received at McCOY'S, ma5 next door to tbe American. PINT AND QUART FLASKS 10 grata Pint Flaskt; a do wuart riaaka; Foraaleatlow rateaby mal4 N. A G. FOSTER. FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in great variety, at ap-JO SNOWDt N'S. FANS New and fashionable patterns for sale at the New Bookatore of ma3 J. U. RILEY A CO. WRITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, and flows freely trern iho pea, and la worthy tbe attention of bankers, lawyers, snd al o-h-r consumers ot Ink. It cannot be erased by acids. For sale bv the pint or gsl Ion by sep JO ( JOHN R. COOK. REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES,W'A-TFR-COOLFRS. SHOWER BtTIIS, ete-A tine rssort- ment lust received and for a.le at ma2t JNO. K. HbiL'd. NEW SPRING GOOD. WTe have just received a larse s-ock ol SJ'inl ods and we can say to our fi ieada that they are cheap Wr. invite a e:e In.p-ctlnn. mariu uanunn ariLirmi K1 ID GLOVES, EM BROI DERI ES, DRESS SfLKS, Del.ainea. Berage DeLainea,etc just nper-cla rl2 fNOWlltK'S. pOCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment X of Po-ket Cutlery, manufactured by Hog era, Wostrebolm, and othera. Also, Raxora, Razor Strops etc. Fora.1rby Ju7 BURR A RANDSl-L. 4 SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. i JARVM V FAIRCHII.n, M.io.t..r.t door below tie coi ner M .in and Fourth, w.-.l aide, Cinetoe.li- nuvJOdiy IRON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assorted sites, lors ale at JNO. K. HEYL'S, julfi Townatreet BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS-rarioes widths, from 4-4 to 6-4 wide, tor sa'e cheap et t New Paper House. ma3 i. H. RILEY A CO .